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What does the EPA’s new Superfund rule for PFOA and PFOS mean?
The US-EPA’s announcement of 19 April 2024 about PFAS has many companies, federal agencies and local or state facilities investigating [...]
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What will come from the new rule on PFAS in drinking water?
As of 10 April 2024, new regulations are now in place regarding PFAS in the United States. To quote the [...]
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PFAS Destruction: The No-Longer-Missing Link
A lot of discussion around PFAS has focused on how to remove it from the natural environment. There are good [...]
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PFAS has ubiquity and diversity but needs help with concentration. What does that mean?
Many business discussions and technical discussions we’ve had about PFAS seem to be driven by three main themes: ubiquity, diversity, [...]
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How to Approach PFAS Removal and the Impacts it has in Water
Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl substances, collectively known as PFAS, is a group of manufactured chemicals coming under increasing scrutiny from the scientific […]
The race to destroy PFAS, the forever chemicals
Keeping PFAS in biosolids out of your food
Generally, taking a waste product and using it for a good purpose – like increasing food production – is a […]
How to stop PFAS from sneaking out the back door of a landfill
Today’s landfills play a big role in keeping humanity and nature safe. Landfills lock away many harmful materials, including heavy […]
What tools are in the toolbox for fighting PFAS impacts?
The many kinds of PFAS are called “forever chemicals” because of the difficulty of making them harmless. But there’s been […]