Firefighters have been occupationally exposed more to PFAS than the general population making it critical to know their PFAS blood levels.

Illinois took a first step toward reducing the use of firefighting foam containing harmful “forever chemicals” under a bill signed into law by Gov. J.B....

An inspector general report finds that the U.S. Defense Department knew about the dangers of firefighting foam for decades, but still responded slowly.

Of 551 private drinking wells sampled so far, only 13 have shown no trace of the long-lasting chemicals.

What’s Old is New Again – Lehigh Valley Airport Converts Decades-Old Hangar to Fluorine-Free Foam

The group of 16 companies that form LastFire test foams periodically at full-scale levels for a more real world assessment.

Jim Burneka of Firefighter Cancer Consultants shares best practices that limit firefighter exposure to PFAS and other carcinogens.

A new study heightens concerns about firefighters’ exposure to the fluorinated “forever chemicals” known as PFAS: Nearly 99 percent of the fluorine found in...