Animal

Pets who live near the Chemours plant in Fayetville have higher concentrations of PFAS in their blood than what is considered safe by the EPA, according to a new study from N.C. State.

Health

These Pets Have High Levels Of Forever Chemicals In Their Blood. Has That Made Them Sick?

Greg Barnes / North Carolina Health 瓜神app

A study of pets who live near Chemours plant in Fayetteville found that the animals have much higher concentrations of PFAS in their blood than is considered safe by the EPA, which is 70 parts per trillion.

Diagram of a pet-related ethical dilemma.

Science & Technology

Paradoxical Pets And The Future Of Human-Animal Relations

Grant Holub-Moorman

A self-driving car hurtles toward an individual and their dog. The car鈥檚 brake-lines are cut and the machine must decide 鈥� kill the person or the pet.鈥�

Science & Technology

Paradoxical Pets And The Future Of Human-Animal Relations

Grant Holub-Moorman

A self-driving car hurtles toward an individual and their dog. The car鈥檚 brake-lines are cut and the machine must decide 鈥� kill the person or the pet.鈥�

A picture of a cat at the Chatham County Animal Shelter

Law

Many Of Chatham County's 190 Rescued Animals To Go Up For Adoption

Rebecca Martinez

Many of the 190 animals seized from a Chatham County property last month will soon be available for adoption. Beyond dogs and cats, authorities and animal鈥�