Children are increasingly affected by synthetic chemicals, with significant rises ... However, some of the most consequential changes that the scientists call for, can be accomplished with ...

“PFAS compounds are wonderful at what they do, but they last forever and that’s the problem,” explains Johan Foster, an associate professor of chemical and biological engineering at the ...

"The evidence is so overwhelming and the effects of manufactured chemicals are so disruptive ... but some of the most consequential changes that the scientists call for can be accomplished with ...

In a new paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine, which one author described to The Guardian as a "call to arms," the scientists demand urgent global action and a dramatic restructuring ...

which one author described to The Guardian as a "call to arms," the scientists demand urgent global action and a dramatic restructuring of the law and the chemical industry. "The evidence is so ...

Fifteen projects from seven Meath secondary schools are in the running to secure top honours at this weekend’s 2025 BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition. The Royal County holds a strong ...

Multiple diseases in children have been linked to manufactured synthetic chemicals, which are subject ... Empa-Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, St. Gallen ...

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CHARLOTTE, NC – There’s a new group of potentially toxic forever chemicals that could be contaminating our drinking water. That’s according to a new study published Monday in the journal “Proceedings ...

“We’re identifying really large amounts of chemicals that we know very little about,” said Bridger Ruyle, an environmental engineering scientist at NYU and an author of the study published ...

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