New technology could help water utilities remove stubborn PFAS chemicals linked to cancer and other maladies.
  •  Hirom   ( @Hirom@beehaw.org ) 
    4•9 months ago

    Which would mean it’s possible to destroy PFAS in sewage, before it reaches water supply.

    Now, let’s require plants to pay for PFAS treatment for their sewage, if they use or are found to reject PFAS.

    Polluters should pay the bulk of the cleanup, not the taxpayers.