Dead fish sits on napkin before before disected.
Researchers are studying the varying levels of forever chemicals present in different species. In one study of smallmouth bass, four PFAS chemicals were detected in every specimen analyzed. (Photo by Will Parson/Chesapeake Bay Program)
Two men in protective gear spray white foam outside.
Certain firefighting foams used across the Chesapeake Bay watershed contain PFAS. (Photo by A1C Nathaniel G. Bevier/USAF)
A pile of dark black-grey fertilizer sits outside.
Biosolids treatment results in fertilizer at the Richmond Wastewater Treatment Plant in Richmond, Virginia. PFAS is known to cling on to biosolids and remain in fertilizer. (Photo by Will Parson/Chesapeake Bay Program)

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