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New tool shows toxic PFAS chemicals pervasive in Delaware River
Toxic PFAS chemicals are widespread in the Delaware River and its fish, according to a Delaware River Basin Commission report. The study shows rising PFAS concentrations outpacing water volume, indicating ongoing discharges from industrial and wastewater sources. A new interactive tool maps PFAS hotspots in the basin.
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