Rainer Lohmann has returned from a Fulbright-sponsored research visit to Iceland, where he engaged in a collaborative exchange with scientists, government officials, and the public to deepen the study of PFAS in Icelandic water systems.
Continue reading "Even the pristine waters of Iceland are contaminated with “forever chemicals.” What’s the source? "Hakai Magazine – October 4, 2024
Continue reading "Migrating Seabirds Are Bringing Forever Chemicals Into the Arctic"April 19, 2024 – The New York Times
Continue reading "E.P.A. will make polluters pay to clean up two ‘forever chemicals’"April 19, 2024 – Washington Post
Continue reading "For the first time, U.S. may force polluters to clean up these ‘forever chemicals’"April 10, 2024 – Vermont Public Radio
Continue reading "For the first time, the EPA is regulating PFAS in drinking water. Here’s what that means for Vermont"February 22, 2024 – The Cool Down
Continue reading "SCIENTISTS MAKE DISTURBING DISCOVERY WITHIN REMOTE WATERS OF ARCTIC OCEAN: ‘THERE HAS TO BE AN ADDITIONAL PATHWAY’"January 16, 2024 – ecoRI News
Continue reading "URI Study Finds ‘Forever Chemicals’ Flowing Between Arctic and Atlantic Oceans"January 10, 2024 – Rhody Today
Continue reading "‘Forever chemicals’ are flowing between the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, study finds"
GSO’s Rainer Lohmann and his co-authors report the Arctic Ocean potentially exports as many PFAS to the North Atlantic Ocean as enters it, circulating the compounds around the world.
Continue reading "‘Forever chemicals’ are flowing between the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, study finds"December 15, 2023 – Vermont Public
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