PFAS, notorious “forever chemicals,” have been found in whale blubber, revealing a new class of these toxins. This discovery highlights significant gaps in current environmental testing and underscores the urgency for updated regulations and comprehensive monitoring.
Uncover the truth about PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” and learn how they lurk in everyday items from cookware to clothing. Discover why scientists are raising alarms and explore innovative solutions to tackle these pervasive pollutants for a safer, healthier future. Stay informed and proactive with key actions to minimize exposure and demand cleaner environments.
Discover the hidden risks of PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” in our water and favorite beers. Learn why a quality water filter is essential for safeguarding your health and reducing exposure to these persistent toxins.
Recent research reveals that perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in drinking water are linked to serious male reproductive health issues, including smaller penises and lower sperm counts. These findings highlight the urgent need to address PFAS contamination globally. Learn more about mitigating these risks and protecting future generations.
PFAS, often called “forever chemicals,” are found in everyday items from non-stick cookware to waterproof clothing. Linked to health issues like liver damage and cancer, reducing your exposure is crucial. Learn practical steps to minimize PFAS in your life for a healthier future.
Here at AlkaWay we can’t make you eat food that is pure, and it now appears that even organic foods direct from organic farms is a carrier of PFAs.
A team of environmental scientists has found that rainwater is no longer safe to drink anywhere on Earth
“Sir, due to our new ‘honest food policy’, I am obliged to inform you that your Steak Bernaise has certain ingredients you may not be aware of.” What would you do? (Water filter)
How Mick Tisbury saved his mates from PfAs, the ‘forever’ water contaminant.
You really do need to take notice of Per and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in your water. The sooner the better.
There’s no way to fully estimate how this negligence has impacted North Carolinians. What we do know is that exposure to PFAS chemicals has been associated with a variety of negative health effects
PFAs contamination is now everywhere. Here’s what you can do.
Dozens of studies have shown a relationship between prenatal exposure to chemicals found in drinking water and negative health effects for children.
The number of ‘new’ contaminants in our drinking water is rising. The EPA identified over 600, with safety research on them nowhere to be seen.