Rushen MHK Michelle Haywood has tabled questions for written reply to ministers over dangerous "forever chemicals" that can take up to 1,000 years to break down.
She's asked about the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture's plans to ban the use of PFAs in pesticides and food packaging.
And she also wants to know about how much firefighting equipment contains them and how it'll be disposed of.
The series of four questions are due to be answered by Tuesday, June 9.
TT liver scans postponed
If you were planning on seeing how your liver had coped with the TT, there's some bad news.
Rain and mud closes TT Fan Park again
The fan park at the TT Grandstand will be closed this morning.
Thomas the Ramsey cat needs calendar photos
A fundraising calendar's looking for your photos of Ramsey's most famous cats!
Charity appeals for help with ducklings' bills
Can you help feed a crowd of hungry ducklings?
More Steam Packet sailings disrupted today
The Steam Packet Company says more of its sailings will be running late today.
MHK has series of pole questions for minister
Planning permission for nine telegraph poles in Peel will be the subject of five questions in the House of Keys next week.
Red Arrows arrive over Douglas this evening
One of the traditional TT highlights takes place tonight.
MHK wants information about government wood
How much does the Island make from selling its wood?
