Likely sources of PFAS chemicals in Blue Mountains water catchment revealed

Study: NC beer contains high levels of PFAS

Beers brewed in some parts of North Carolina contain a high level of forever chemicals due to contaminated water near the Cape Fear River Basin, according to a recent study conducted by the Research Triangle Institute (RTI). The two beers with the highest variety of PFAS were from the upper Cape Fear River Basin in Chatham and Alamance counties, where the Haw River’s surface waters exhibit greater PFAS type variability and higher concentrations.…

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Likely sources of PFAS chemicals in Blue Mountains water catchment revealed

WaterNSW hands down the findings of its seven-month initial investigation into the source of PFAS chemicals in the Adams Creek and Medlow catchments, which includes Medlow Dam and Greaves Creek Dam.