Articles Tagged with ''PFAS''

State officials are urging public opposition as a federal comment deadline approaches, saying the agreement offers too little direct relief.

Higher sales and adjusted earnings were accompanied by continued costs tied to litigation and the company’s PFAS exit.

The proposed federal action spans four facilities and lays out years of treatment, water and compliance commitments that still require court approval.

Ralph Barthel of Univar Solutions discusses pigment and surface finishing challenges, from PFAS replacement and resin trade-offs to newer technologies improving coating performance.

A proposed PFAS settlement in Wisconsin includes a $10 million payment and additional requirements for the Marinette area.

The agency’s latest action could affect compliance timelines, public water systems and the broader regulatory landscape for PFAS.

The EPA announced funding for state projects focused on PFAS testing, planning and infrastructure in drinking water systems.

The agency’s recent actions affect TSCA reporting timing and recommendations for managing PFAS-containing waste.

A Frankfurt research team reports room-temperature results that may open a different route for breaking down “forever chemicals.”

Multiple state programs moved into new phases that affect product categories and manufacturer obligations tied to intentionally added PFAS.