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Bacteria unearthed in Italian soil offer hope against PFAS chemicals

Scientists from Italy's Catholic University of Piacenza have discovered a group of soil-dwelling bacteria capable of breaking down PFAS.

Wageningen project to transform PFAS monitoring and destruction

Wageningen researchers are revolutionising PFAS monitoring with faster detection methods and scalable solutions. Find out more.

Agresti Energy secures patent for breakthrough PFAS destruction and clean energy tech

Agresti secures patent for its groundbreaking Fiber Conversion Process, offering scalable PFAS destruction and renewable fuel production.

WSP partnership set to revolutionise PFAS water treatment

WSP and pro aqua have created a groundbreaking, durable PFAS water treatment solution to eliminate contaminants on site.

US project investigates impacts of PFAS on male reproductive health

Wayne State University researchers investigate how PFAS exposure may impact male reproductive health in a groundbreaking NIH-funded study.

Forever chemicals: A hidden threat in our water supply

Discover how forever chemicals, known as PFAS, represent a pervasive and often underestimated danger to water supplies.

New PFAS treatment plant to supply water to over 100,000 residents

The PFAS treatment plant will remove regulated PFAS compounds from drinking water, fully meeting the EPA's PFAS regulations.

Record forever chemicals pollution found in 98% of UK rivers

University of York study reveals dangerously high levels of forever chemicals contaminating UK rivers, raising urgent environmental concerns.

Chromafora wins Global Innovation Award for PFAS water purification

The award highlights Chromafora’s ability to provide customised water purification solutions in an increasingly complex and regulated market.

PFAS exposure before birth linked to higher teen blood pressure, study finds

Prenatal PFAS exposure is linked to higher blood pressure in teens, highlighting long-term health risks from these persistent chemicals.

Breakthrough in PFAS degradation: Scientists develop game-changing catalyst

Scientists have developed a catalyst that enables rapid PFAS degradation at room temperature, offering new hope for environmental cleanup.

Diet choices may be causing more PFAS exposure, study finds

A new study shows that drinking water, seafood, eggs, and brown rice remain significant sources of PFAS exposure for adults.

GA-EMS unveils breakthrough in PFAS destruction to Minnesota Congresswoman

GA-EMS has demonstrated its PERSES™ waste destruction system on Lake Elmo, Minnesota, showcasing a powerful solution to PFAS waste.

The green transition must be PFAS-free

Learn about the hidden dangers of forever chemicals and why PFAS-free products could be key to combatting the climate crisis.

EU launches ambitious strategy to build water resilience and combat PFAS

EU unveils bold Water Resilience Strategy to restore the water cycle, secure clean water, and build a climate-resilient, competitive economy.

Firefighters and healthcare workers show elevated PFAS levels

Study reveals elevated PFAS levels in firefighters and health care workers, highlighting hidden occupational exposure risks. Study reveals elevated PFAS levels in firefighters and health care workers, highlighting hidden occupational exposure risks.

Aquagga showcases breakthrough in PFAS destruction with HALT technology

Aquagga demonstrates scalable PFAS destruction using HALT technology, offering a safe, cost-effective solution for eliminating PFAS.

Iron powder emerges as powerful tool against PFOS “forever chemicals”

Iron powder proves to be a powerful solution for removing toxic PFOS "forever chemicals" from contaminated water. Find out more.

Northwestern University’s graphene oxide material breakthrough could replace PFAS in food packaging

Find out how a revolutionary graphene oxide-based coating offers a sustainable, non-toxic alternative to plastic and PFAS in food packaging.

Scientists unveil game-changing strategy to eliminate PFAS using heterogeneous catalysis

Discover how scientists are harnessing heterogeneous catalysis to permanently destroy forever chemicals and revolutionise water treatment.

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