Still reeling from PFAS spill, Brunswick residents push back on plans for sludge treatment plant
Brunswick resident Sandra Carslick said she and her neighbors have been living in a “bad dream” for the five months since ...
New PFAS treatment facilities aim to clean North Carolina drinking water
Aqua unveiled seven PFAS treatment facilities in North Carolina, aiming to remove toxic chemicals from drinking water as ...
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Oxyle raises $16m to lead the fight against the "forever chemicals" contaminating our water
When Fajer Mushtaq turned on the tap as a child in Delhi, one question always loomed: was the water safe? Today, that same ...
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How to overcome PFAS challenges in semiconductor manufacturing
With the right wastewater treatment strategies, companies can address these challenges while advancing their sustainability ...
Meet The Start-Up Promising To Clean Up The World’s Water
Oxyle has raised $16 million of funding as it scales up commercial deployment of a groundbreaking new technology to deal with ...
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EPA draft sludge risk assessment for PFAS: What it means for utilities
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its Draft Sewage Sludge Risk Assessment on January 14, 2025, for ...
Aqua Pennsylvania Awarded Nearly $29 Million in Funding to Remove PFAS from Drinking Water Across Commonwealth
Aqua Pennsylvania announced today it was awarded a combination of grant and low-interest loan funding through the ...
Aqua Pennsylvania awarded nearly $29M tot remove PFAS from drinking water
Aqua Pennsylvania announced it was awarded a combination of grant and low-interest loan funding through the Pennsylvania Infrastructure ...
3 townships in Montco getting funding to address PFAS in drinking water
Aqua Pennsylvania said Monday it was awarded a combination of grant and low-interest loan funding through the Pennsylvania ...
Hunters who have eaten game from Holloman Lake warned after record-high PFAS levels found
The New Mexico Department of Health issued an advisory Monday warning any hunters who ate or captured wildlife from Holloman Lake in the past decade about the possibility of contamination from per- ...