forever chemicals

For a third time, Rep. Ted Davis is pushing for legislation that would make companies pay for the kind of forever chemical contamination that was found in…

The city is requesting $160 million to help remove what are known as forever chemicals from one of its treatment plants.

WFDD’s Paul Garber spoke with NC State endocrine toxicologist Scott Belcher about his work studying PFAS chemicals in wildlife. He begins by explaining why alligators in the Cape Fear River basin are important indicators of the potential health impacts of PFAS on humans.

Guilford County is asking certain homeowners for permission to test their well water for so-called forever chemicals, also known as PFAS. The county has…

New guidelines from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have prompted Greensboro officials to release a video explaining what the city is doing — and…

The Environmental Protection Agency is warning that two nonstick and stain-resistant compounds found in drinking water are more dangerous than previously…

A regular review of North Carolina's water quality standards has environmentalists and state regulators at odds over how to classify waterways, and…

Plaintiffs suing over the flow of potentially toxic PFAS chemicals into a North Carolina river have reached a tentative settlement in the case. State…