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PFAS contamination has rapidly emerged as one of the most pressing environmental and public health challenges in the United States. Although comprehensive federal regulation of PFAS only began to emerge around 2019, the …
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Concerns about PFAS contamination did not suddenly emerge in recent years. In fact, evidence of potential health risks dates back several decades.
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In an interview, New Jersey environmental protection commissioner Shawn LaTourette describes the state’s chemical-manufacturing legacy and widespread PFAS contamination. He discusses the 2025 DuPont-related settlement, e…
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State officials called the $2 billion settlement with DuPont and related companies a landmark achievement in holding PFAS polluters accountable. The proposed agreement resolves multiple lawsuits, establishes significant …
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Chemours, DuPont, and Corteva agreed to an $875 million settlement with the state of New Jersey to resolve claims related to PFAS contamination, marking one of the largest state-level settlements over “forever chemicals”…
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PFAS may feel like a modern environmental problem, but their story actually began nearly a century ago. These chemicals were first developed in the 1930s, long before scientists or regulators understood their long-term c…
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( NJ Spotlight News ) Experts warn that PFAS contamination is widespread across New Jersey, affecting drinking water, soil, and ecosystems in communities statewide. Often referred to as “forever chemicals,” PFAS persist …
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This article examines the PFAS contamination affecting Lambertville’s Connaught Hill, where residents have raised concerns about polluted groundwater, drinking water safety, and delayed responses. The report highlights t…
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New EPA data indicate drinking water for tens of millions of Americans contains unsafe levels of PFAS “forever chemicals,” with recent monitoring showing more systems exceed the EPA’s limits under updated standards.
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New Jersey reached a landmark settlement with 3M worth up to $450 million for PFAS pollution. Funds will support drinking water treatment, cleanup, and natural resource restoration, especially in affected communities, th…
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