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Karl Grossman: New York state takes on the âforever chemicalsâ - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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As the effects of PFAS, the so-called âforever chemicals,â become the focus of discussions across the United States â on Long Island because of their impacts on the underground water table, our sole source of potable water â New York stateâs attorney general is suing corporations involved with PFAS for allegedly violating a number of state laws. In a suit brought in July in State Supreme Court, Letitia James presented corporate documents as evidence that DuPont and other companies knew
Karl Grossman: Letâs find substitutes for âforever chemicalsâ - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Are there safe alternatives to PFAS, the so-called forever chemicals? Yes, plenty of them. As a 2024 article in Smithsonian magazine began: âOn April 6, 1938, a group of chemists at DuPont gathered around part of their latest experiment: a plain metal cylinder. It supposedly contained tetrafluoroethylene, a colorless gas. But when they opened the valve, no gas came out. ⦠Eventually someone realized they needed to cut open the cylinder to see what was going on. They found the interior of the
Karl Grossman: Letâs find substitutes for âforever chemicalsâ - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Are there safe alternatives to PFAS, the so-called forever chemicals? Yes, plenty of them. As a 2024 article in Smithsonian magazine began: âOn April 6, 1938, a group of chemists at DuPont gathered around part of their latest experiment: a plain metal cylinder. It supposedly contained tetrafluoroethylene, a colorless gas. But when they opened the valve, no gas came out. ⦠Eventually someone realized they needed to cut open the cylinder to see what was going on. They found the interior of the
Karl Grossman: Learning about ticks from the experts - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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With ticks and tick-borne diseases now a national plague in the United States, SciLine, an educational program based at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, recently organized an online “Media Briefing: Summer 2026 Tick Update.” Three specialists gave presentations and then took questions from journalists from across the country. They were Dr. Pilar Fernandez, of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University; Dr. Adela Chavez, of the Department of Entomolo
Karl Grossman: Learning about ticks from the experts - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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With ticks and tick-borne diseases now a national plague in the United States, SciLine, an educational program based at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, recently organized an online “Media Briefing: Summer 2026 Tick Update.” Three specialists gave presentations and then took questions from journalists from across the country. They were Dr. Pilar Fernandez, of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University; Dr. Adela Chavez, of the Department of Entomolo
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