South Jersey residents will get clean supply in three-state deal that includes program to limit release of agents linked to health ills

Rutgers cancer epidemiologist credits 2018 rule for setting enforceable standard on forever chemicals that seep from consumer products

NJ's struggle with "forever chemicals" and federal policy reversals dominated 2025

How water providers are responding to another ‘emerging’ contaminant

The case could become a template for other communities whose water has been contaminated with the chemicals

PFAS exposure has been associated with a range of health effects, including kidney and testicular cancer

What NJ's environmental protection commissioner says about state's legacy of ‘forever chemicals’ and the DuPont settlement

Environmental regulators denied a request for a hearing on a key permit

Interview: Shawn LaTourette, commissioner, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

Regulators found evidence of PFAS contamination in Delaware & Raritan Canal

This part of the Delaware River Watershed faces ongoing pollution stresses

Significant presence of toxic chemicals reported in tributaries that feed Delaware River Estuary

DuPont, Chemours sued by state over PFAS pollution at Salem County site

The case against the chemical giant and spin-off company Chemours centers on the Chambers Works facility

Last year, the Biden administration set first-ever limits on PFAS

Interview: Shawn LaTourette, commissioner, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

Exposure to high levels of some PFAS have been linked to multiple health effects

PFAs have been linked to certain cancers and fertility issues

The levels of ‘forever chemicals’ in one well could be among the highest ever seen in the nation

Four Democratic candidates, one Republican say state must look at all forms of renewable energy