LIFEDESTINY launches European PFAS remediation project
IBA announced that it will coordinate LIFEDESTINY, a European LIFE project focused on demonstrating sustainable and scalable PFAS remediation across different contaminated matrices.
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IBA announced that it will coordinate LIFEDESTINY, a European LIFE project focused on demonstrating sustainable and scalable PFAS remediation across different contaminated matrices.
Source ↗DEME Environmental announced the opening of its new Schiphol soil-wash installation for PFAS-impacted soil, with roughly 200,000 tonnes expected to be made suitable for reuse over the coming years.
Source ↗Schiphol says the facility has begun processing contaminated soil and aims to treat about 200,000 tonnes over three years while reusing most of the cleaned sand on site.
Source ↗The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center modified its TREAT facility to validate a thermal-plasma system for legacy AFFF and PFAS contamination.
Source ↗EPA, DOJ and West Virginia announced a proposed settlement estimated at more than $450 million in penalties and relief related to PFAS pollution and other environmental violations at multiple Chemours facilities.
Source ↗ECHA announced that RAC had adopted its final opinion and SEAC its draft opinion supporting an EU-wide PFAS restriction with targeted derogations and emission controls.
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