Interview: Jordan Gass-Poore’, host of Hazard NJ podcast

The toxic chemicals are now even in our blood

State lawmakers and residents struggle to agree on what kind of athletic field is best for the environment and the safety of athletes

US Air Force hosts open house for those living near McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst

A water utility executive says providers will need help meeting new federal standard, polluters must pay full price

Order by Biden administration can be used to make polluters pay for cleanup

Advocates hail EPA’s final PFAS rules as a historic step to protect public health

New Jersey has been in the forefront of addressing PFAS contamination

The U.S. government is seeking immunity from 27 lawsuits related to a toxic firefighting foam used on military bases

DDT was once the main hazard for the iconic raptor. What now?

American Chemistry Council's near-record spending on lobbying coincides with creation of new tax to pay for toxic cleanup nationwide

Included in the pile was a measure to give themselves a 67% pay increase

Its use at airports, military bases and industrial sites has tainted water supplies

Attorney general warns other PFAS companies they’ll face big bills to pay for the damage they've done

Legislation advances to help the utilities despite concerns about effect on ratepayers

NJ gets more money, but shortfall remains to replace lead service lines, remove contaminants

Rutgers researchers urge public to participate in study of ‘forever chemicals'

Study ongoing into levels of toxic chemical in residents' blood

If adopted, stringent EPA rules will push hundreds of Garden State water utilities out of compliance