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Topic: PFAs

Apple smartwatches kept at display at the new Apple Inc. store in New Delhi, India on April 20, 2023. (Kabir Jhangiani/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Forever chemicals in smart watch bands

Matthew Rozsa
Delicious Brussels sprouts cooked in a nonstick pan. (Getty Images)

Nonstick cookware: Yay or nay?

Bridget Shirvell - FoodPrint
Pouring a glass of water from a kitchen faucet. (Leonard Ortiz/MediaNews Group/Orange County Register via Getty Images)

More people drinking "forever chemicals"

Matthew Rozsa
Signs showing support for both Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump sit along a rural highway on September 26, 2024 near Traverse City, Michigan. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Toxic chemical regs and the election

Teresa Carr - Undark
Tap water in a clear glass drinking glass in West Reading, PA Tuesday afternoon June 15, 2021. (Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images)

How to remove PFAS from drinking water

Sébastien Sauvé, Benoit Barbeau, Termeh Teymoorian - The Conversation
Close-up of a woman filling a glass of water from the kitchen faucet (Getty Images/Grace Cary)

Are PFAS getting past your water filter?

Ian A. Wright - The Conversation
Roswell, Atlanta, Georgia, Publix Grocery Store, woman shopping. (Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Can we really avoid “forever chemicals”?

Joy Saha
Tap water in a clear glass drinking glass in West Reading, PA Tuesday afternoon June 15, 2021. (Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images)

How to filter tap water to avoid PFAS

Kyle Doudrick - The Conversation
Close-up of a woman filling a glass of water from the kitchen faucet (Getty Images/Grace Cary)

EPA puts limits on PFAS in water

Matthew Rozsa
Woman sitting back in a chair with a tourniquet and IV in as she donates blood. (Getty Images/FatCamera)

Removing "forever chemicals" from blood

Matthew Rozsa
Tap water in a clear glass drinking glass. (Getty Images)

PFAS continually found in drinking water

Crispin Halsall - The Conversation
Water dripping from a faucet (Getty Images/Stock Depot)

"Forever chemicals" in tap water

Matthew Rozsa
Dental floss (Getty Images/Artem Sokolov)

Is your floss toxic?

Nicole Karlis
The Washington Works DuPont plant in Parkersburg, WV on October 28, 2015. (Maddie McGarvey/ For The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Industry knew about the perils of PFAS

Tracey J. Woodruff, Nadia Gaber - Undark
Harvesting alfalfa crop, aerial view. (Getty Images)

PFAS fears continue to wreak havoc

Ryan Nebeker - FoodPrint
Fried Egg On Non-Stick Frying Pan (Getty Images/Maryna Terletska)

PFAS are everywhere

Matthew Rozsa
Glasses of iced tea with straws and tropical garnishes (Getty Images/Carlina Teteris)

PFAS now in drinking straws

Ovokeroye Abafe - The Conversation
Tap water in a clear glass drinking glass in West Reading, PA Tuesday afternoon June 15, 2021. (Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images)

EU to capitulate to "forever chemicals"?

Matthew Rozsa
This photograph taken on January 10, 2023 shows a pile of recyclable plastic trash at the Syctom waste management company in Paris. (THOMAS SAMSON/AFP via Getty Images)

Why it's hard to ban "forever" chemicals

Matthew Rozsa
Tap water in a clear glass drinking glass. (Getty Images)

Just how dangerous are PFAS?

Kathryn Crawford - The Conversation
Farmer spraying pesticides at a tobacco farm (Getty Images/Vithun Khamsong)

How forever chemicals get into our food

Matthew Rozsa
Garbage, pollution (Getty Images)

Oregon bans PFAS in food containers

Joseph Winters - Grist
Brock Peters helps Charlton Heston in a scene from the film 'Soylent Green', 1973. (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer/Getty Images)

"Soylent Green" predicted our eco future

Matthew Rozsa
Microwave popcorn (Getty Images/Aleksandar Jankovic)

The rising concerns over PFAS

Ryan Nebeker - FoodPrint
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