U.S. Navy veterans exposed to AFFF or firefighting foam may have been exposed to toxic PFAS chemicals, which can cause cancer and other serious illnesses. Those who have gotten sick may be eligible ...

Since the 1960s, manufacturers have used toxic PFAS chemicals in firefighting foam or AFFF, putting firefighters at risk of several types of cancer and other serious illnesses. If you or a loved one ...

This contract will be fulfilled in two stages: initially treating 1,000 gallons of AFFF, with a potential expansion to 28,000 gallons in Phase 2. The company's AirSCWO technology, crucial to this ...

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All Marines with a current shaving waiver for a medical condition must be reevaluated by a medical officer in the next three months, according to a Marine Administrative Message, or MARADMIN ...

They were also used for years in military-grade firefighting foam known as aqueous film-forming foam, or AFFF, which in many cases leached off of bases and into the water supplies of unsuspecting ...

The initial phase encompasses 1,000 gallons of AFFF, with provisions to expand to approximately 60,000 gallons—potentially making it one of the largest state-led PFAS elimination initiatives to ...

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