PFAS quantities in drinking water have been unregulated. PFAS, the forever chemicals, are known to cause cancer and other health problems. The U.S will propose in a meeting today a new limit for PFAS quantities in drinking water.
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A new study says switching from burning fossil fuels to renewable energy would save the world about 12.5 trillion dollars by 2050. The study was
After breaking an ice shelf in Antarctica, scientists warn that there is a high chance of a dramatic impact of the glacier on the waters
Iraq is experiencing heavy dust storms, creating much damage. Photos coming from refugee camps show the refugees covered completely in dust. Iraq pleads for help,
