
Britain on Tuesday unveiled its first national plan to curb “forever chemicals,” seeking to cut risks to human health and the environment, the government said. PFAS, used in products from cookware to food packaging, persist for decades and accumulate in nature, posing threats likely to endure for hundreds of years.
Trending
- World Cup fans will have to pay $150 for NY stadium train ticket, officials say
- Fans to pay $150 for train ticket to stadium
- Avenue Q review – A Gen-X time capsule that should have stayed buried
- EU moves to tighten rules on harmful pollutants: The invisible danger of 'forever chemicals'
- What Magyar's election win means for Hungary's economy and Europe
- ‘Big four’ mobile firms outperformed by smaller rivals in annual survey
- The Mandalorian & Grogu Final Trailer Focuses On Star Wars Duo’s Bond
- Teen discovers first ancient Greek artifact found in Berlin
