The average U.S. resident flushes abou t 57 pounds of toilet paper down the drain each year. That has caused some ...

Chemours, DuPont, and Corteva will pay New Jersey in a settlement over their use of forever chemicals, which do not break down naturally in the environment.

More than half of all Americans drink alcohol—with 17 percent binge drinking, according to Centers for Disease Control and ...

If you've wondered why some people who drink alcohol develop serious liver problems while others don't, a study from ...

The EWG said, "Given California's position as the world's fourth largest economy, any state regulation tends to set a de ...

When studying the forever chemical perfluorohexanoic acid, or PFHxA, on mice, scientists discovered a correlation between ...

DuPont and two other companies will pay New Jersey up to $2 billion to settle environmental claims stemming from PFAS, ...

In what officials called a historic victory for environmental accountability, New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and Department of ...

The toxic PFAS pollution found in private wells across Baytown Township came from one of two 3M dumping sites, state scientists recently confirmed, meaning that the cost of activated carbon filters ...

New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin said his office reached a settlement with Dupont, Corteva and Chemours over claims ...

In recent years, an invisible hazard has emerged at the crossroads of science, public health and consumer safety: forever chemicals. These persistent substances, formally known as PFAS (per- and polyf ...

Have you ever wondered why some people who drink alcohol develop serious liver problems while others don't? A study from University of Louisville researchers published in May in Toxicological Sciences ...