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New fast-acting material removes stubborn forever chemicals from water in seconds
PFAS, often described as forever chemicals, remain persistent because they resist natural breakdown. Their strong ...
Members of the Local Development Finance Authority board recently took steps to find out how much it would cost to send out a ...
Seneca Meadows landfill will become the first in New York to use new tech targeting toxic PFAS chemicals in its wastewater, Finger Lakes Times reports. The landfill is partnering with Australian firm ...
Chemists invented PFAS in the 1930s to make life easier: Nonstick pans, waterproof clothing, grease-resistant food packaging and stain-resistant carpet were all made possible by PFAS. But in recent ...
A sample series from the coagulation experiments show "flocs"—or particles—formed by adding a coagulant in the center, right-center, and rightmost container. PFAS are entrapped in flocs and are ...
Chemists invented PFAS in the 1930s to make life easier: Nonstick pans, waterproof clothing, grease-resistant food packaging and stain-resistant carpet were all made possible by PFAS. But in recent ...
The federal agency, which is facing pressure to clean up hundreds of contaminated sites, is partnering with technology ...
At a sparsely attended meeting in May at the Carrboro-based Orange Water and Sewer Authority board member Todd BenDor asked Stephen Winters, OWASA’s executive deputy director, an expensive question ...
Workers at the drinking water plant in Louisville, Ky. saw a sudden spike in the level of a 'forever chemical.' They traced ...
Dan Turner, founder of Blue Whale Technologies and a veteran environmental engineer with over 40 years in advanced wastewater ...
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