After much foot-dragging, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has finally made moves to regulate toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) through a new wastewater…
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How the Next Administration Might (or Might Not) Combat PFAS, Pollution, and Climate Change
If you’re an environmentalist, there are most certainly a few reasons to be optimistic about the incoming Biden administration, but there are also some reasons…
Toxic PFAS Chemicals Typically Found in Firefighting Foam Also Found in Popular Sparkling Waters
In recent years, PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, have often made national news due to the deadly health risks they pose to drinking water…
6 Questions to Answer Before Hiring a Motorcycle Attorney
Motorcycle accidents are no joke. They make up a whopping 15% of all traffic-related deaths in the U.S., despite motorcycles themselves making up just 3%…
How to Hire a Personal Injury Attorney
In the wake of an accident or an injury, people may find themselves in tremendous pain, overwhelmed by medical bills, or left without the ability…
Concerns Grow Over Reports of Exploding Amazon Products
A worrying number of products sold on Amazon have exploded or started fires, raising concerns about public safety as more and more Americans turn to…
Study: Every Available Method of PFAS Disposal Increases Contamination
There are currently 3 primary ways for disposing of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), the dangerous chemicals used to make firefighting foam and a host…
Fight to Control Toxic PFAS Chemicals Moves to the States
Frustrated by federal inaction, a number of state legislatures have moved to regulate toxic PFAS chemicals within their own borders. At least 5 states have…
Medicals Errors Were a Problem Long Before the Pandemic Overwhelmed Hospitals
Looking at pandemics in the past, there’s a strong possibility of a coronavirus resurgence. Would hospitals be prepared? To some extent, the COVID-19 outbreak caught…
