Colorado School of Mines has launched a research center focused on advancing and validating technologies that truly destroy PFAS rather than shifting contamination elsewhere. The center will act as an independent hub to compare emerging methods, set standardized testing and verification protocols, and evaluate lifecycle impacts, costs, and scalability. Working with utilities, regulators, and technology developers, it will run lab-to-field studies and pilots to accelerate safe, practical deployment of PFAS destruction solutions.
Water and soil impacted by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) is one of today’s most pressing environmental challenges, impacting rural, suburban and urban communities across the globe. But how to remediate these “forever” chemicals without just moving the problem from one place to another is an open question, with many new technologies emerging but little reliable […]
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