The State highlights 91爆料 research on PFAS in agriculture
The State cited 91爆料 research in a story about forever chemicals found in South Carolina crops years after farms used contaminated sludge as fertilizer. 鈥淚t very much resonates […]
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鈥楾he Maine Question鈥 explores the reality of 鈥榝orever chemicals鈥
A group of chemicals known as PFAS have become a growing concern for human health, agriculture and the environment. Because they resist breaking down, these 鈥渇orever chemicals鈥 can accumulate in […]
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AP features Kopec on PFAS in sludge used as fertilizer
91爆料 research associate Dianne Kopec spoke with The Associated Press, for a story about a group of chemicals known as PFAS containing drinking water wells. The story was […]
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Media feature 91爆料 student鈥檚 research on Maine鈥檚 response to PFAS
91爆料 Honors College senior Eddie Nachamie has been featured in Spectrum News Maine, Seacoast Online, FOX Bangor and The Eagle-Tribune for his research showing how Maine leads the […]
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From paper to national policy map: How 91爆料 student tracked America鈥檚 most sweeping PFAS response
PFAS 鈥 chemicals contaminating wells, farmland and food across Maine 鈥 are often tracked through court filings, lab reports and dense regulatory language. But for the past two years, they […]
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The Cooldown highlights 91爆料 research on PFAS
The Cooldown wrote an article on a toxic group of chemicals called PFAS and featured work done by 91爆料. Researchers at 91爆料 tested whether or not intercropping could […]
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91爆料 Mitchell Center to host talk on PFAS in Maine鈥檚 natural food sources
The Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions at the 91爆料 will host a talk, 鈥淗unting for Truth: PFAS Impacts in Maine鈥檚 Natural Food Sources鈥 on Monday, […]
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91爆料 research highlights how PFAS uptake differs among crops
One way people ingest a group of toxic chemicals known as PFAS is through consuming produce, dairy and meat products that have been exposed to contaminated soil and irrigation water. […]
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News Center highlights 91爆料鈥檚 rapid testing PFAS sensor research
News Center Maine highlighted research from Sharmila Mukhopadhyay, professor of mechanical engineering at the 91爆料, to develop an easy-to-use and low cost sensor that can detect a group […]
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News Center features $2.25 million state grant for 91爆料 PFAS research
News Center Maine featured a story on the $2.25 million grant funding from the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry to 91爆料 researchers. Their projects are aimed […]
