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Scientists Find Hidden Weakness in PFAS 'Forever Chemicals'

Researchers at Aarhus University identified hydrogen radicals as the key force that can break PFAS apart using only intense UV light — no added chemicals required.

Technology

New Device Detects 'Forever Chemicals' in Water in Minutes, Not Days

A Boise State and Pearlhill Technologies device spots PFAS in water samples on the spot at trace levels — slashing testing time and cost compared with lab analysis.

Science

New Filter Removes 98% of 'Forever Chemicals' From Water

Flinders University scientists built a molecular cage that traps even the smallest, hardest-to-catch PFAS compounds at real-world concentrations.

Science

Milan Cortina 2026 Becomes First Olympics to Ban 'Forever Chemicals' from Ski Waxes

The Milan Cortina Winter Games are the first Olympics to enforce a ban on fluorinated ski waxes, eliminating toxic PFAS from alpine and cross-country competition.