Many brands claim to have safer chemical coatings on their pots and pans. But can you trust what’s on the label?
From nonstick pans to processed foods to tap water, new research reveals how ‘forever chemicals’ sneak into the kitchen — what can be done.
A USA Today study found one of two PFAS chemicals measured at the University of South Florida’s Central Plant is more than ...
Researchers have found a straightforward, environmentally-friendly method of degradation and reuse of Teflon ...
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Celebrity chefs spark debate with lawmakers over proposed ban on common kitchen item: 'Proven to be safe and effective'
It has been a kitchen staple in homes for decades. Celebrity chefs spark debate with lawmakers over proposed ban on common ...
New research reveals a sustainable approach to recycle Teflon using mechanochemistry, reducing harmful "forever chemicals".
It’s been over 85 years since DuPont introduced Teflon to the world. Released in 1938 and technically known as ...
Scientists announce they have developed a ‘clean and energy-efficient’ way to recycle Teflon®, one of the world’s most durable plastics.
But in an ironic twist on the first "Teflon moment," there are also no health and safety regulations in place about what ...
New research demonstrates a simple, eco-friendly method to break down Teflon® – one of the world’s most durable plastics – ...
New research demonstrates a simple, eco-friendly way to break down Teflon® – one of the world’s most durable plastics – into useful chemical building blocks.
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