On Wednesday the Delaware State Senate took what they hope will be the next step towards protecting people from "forever chemicals" like PFAS. Senate Bill 72 has now passed through the Senate and has been assigned to the Health and Human Development Committee in the House.

Delaware lawmakers are considering Senate Bill 72, a measure aimed at improving public access to information about potentially harmful chemicals in drinking water.

The law firm Baird Mandalas Brockstedt and Federico has filed a class action lawsuit against Perdue over its Salisbury facility showing elevated levels of PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals."