The EPA under Zeldin announced it would rescind limits on three PFAS types (GenX, PFHxS, and PFNA) and delay compliance for PFOA and PFOS until 2031.

They're called "forever chemicals" because they don’t break down in the environment, or in the human body, for thousands of years.

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Seneca Lake, the deepest of the Finger Lakes, is located at the North end of the small town of Watkins Glen. Known as the home of the nation

Pollution has loomed like a dark cloud over Brevard, impacting numerous young residents with rare illnesses. The "toxic triangle" highlights

n the world of construction, environmental work, and industrial operations, ensuring worker safety is non-negotiable. Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S)—a colorless, flammable, and highly toxic gas—is a silent threat on many job sites, particularly in industries such as oil and gas, wastewater treatment, and agriculture.

Jeff Dubitsky relocated his family to the vibrant City of Satellite Beach eight years ago, a charming neighborhood adjacent to Patrick Space

he Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has officially set the first-ever nationwide restrictions on six dangerous PFAS chemicals in drinki

At the heart of this issue lies the creation and operation of fuel distribution and storage facilities by Belvedere Terminals, a wholly owne

The backdrop to these bills is a menacing plan by Belvedere Terminals to construct a fuel farm in Volusia County, endangering lives, and wre

A recent decision by a judge in Florida has been hailed as a major victory for a grassroots organization called Speak Up Titusville, who has

Sewage contamination is a growing environmental and public health issue, especially in coastal and low-lying areas like Florida

For the first time, the federal government will require water treatment plants to remove two toxic man-made chemicals that have been linked

Patrick's toxic dumps have been under scrutiny since the abnormal rate of Hodgkin's Disease first headlines in the '90s.

Many visitors are unaware of the current water crisis and don't actively search for information about it before booking their vacations.

Ameba enters the body through the nose. It typically happens when people go swimming or diving or they put their heads under fresh water

A mother has filed a lawsuit after discovering that her child was exposed to harmful bacteria while paddleboarding and swimming in the India

PFAS is not known to break down in the environment and has become a global pollutant that threatens people and wildlife. Once in our bodies,

Contaminates get into water sources by absorbing into the ground. Contamination of drinking water sources can occur from raw sewage overflow

Fluoride, also known as Hydrofluorosilicic Acid, comes from the phosphate fertilizer industry and is contaminated with toxins like aluminum,