A type of "forever chemical" linked to health problems and birth defects has been found in the tap water of many French cities and towns including Paris, according to a study released on Thursday.

A type of "forever chemical" linked to health problems and birth defects has been found in the tap water of many French cities and towns including Paris, according to a study released on Thursday.

The scale of the chemical industry’s lobbying campaign and clean-up costs for PFAS have been revealed by a new collaboration ...

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The Forever Lobbying Project has found that forever chemical clean-up could cost Europe’s economy €2 trillion over a 20-year ...

Le Monde and its 29 media partners reveal the inner workings of the intense lobbying campaign waged by the sectors using and producing PFAS to block a proposal to ban these ultra-toxic substances ...

Communities exposed to drinking water contaminated with manufactured chemicals known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) experience up to a 33% higher incidence of certain cancers, according ...

The cleanup of water and soil in Europe from “forever pollutants” (PFAS) would cost at least ... outlets coordinated by the French newspaper Le Monde. The higher cost “is very likely the ...

Over the course of their year-long investigation, the 46 journalists of the Forever Lobbying Project, coordinated by Le Monde, came to the conclusion that the massive pollution of Europe by PFAS ...

Unknown to the general public just a few years ago, PFAS ... Europe for the first time in 2023 by the Forever Pollution Project, an international collaborative investigation conducted by Le Monde ...

How much will it cost? Over the course of their year-long investigation, the 46 journalists of the Forever Lobbying Project, coordinated by Le Monde, came to the conclusion that the massive pollution ...

This sum reflects the cost of cleaning up contaminated sites, with Le Monde estimating at least 23,000 such sites across Europe. These estimates do not include the impact of PFAS on healthcare systems ...