+++BRGM and IPGP are organizing a #PROMISCES PFAS Day+++ For our French speaking followers: Our partners Julie Lions (BRGM) and Eric D. van Hullebusch (Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris) are co-organising a #PFAS day with the association Interprofessional Network of Organic By-Products (RISPO). 📅 20 March 2025 🕐 10:00 - 17:00 📍 Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris RISPO is the first French association dedicated to the professions of the recovery of all types of organic residues, e.g. plants, biowaste, sewage sludge, mixed or non-mixed household waste. Stay tuned for more info!
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A recent publication from Professor Albert Juhasz and the team at the Future Industries Institute, University of South Australia, highlights the continued effectiveness of RemBind® soil amendments in reducing #PFAS exposure. Presented at the 2024 Battelle Chlorinated Conference, the study demonstrates that RemBind® significantly reduces #PFAS leachability and limits bioaccumulation in soil ecosystems. This important research supports the ongoing development of sustainable remediation strategies to mitigate ecological and human exposure to #PFAS. #RemBind #PFAS #Bioaccumulation #Bioavailability #SoilRemediation #SustainableSolutions #Research #ChlorinatedCompounds Click here to view the full study: https://lnkd.in/dV67GV-A
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"Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) is a persistent compound, raising considerable global apprehension due to its resistance to breakdown and detrimental impacts on human health and aquatic environments. Pressure-driven membrane technologies treating PFAS-contaminated water are expensive and prone to fouling." Drs. Tiffany Liden and Kevin Schug have done a quite a bit of work with #FO membranes, which we applied in the treatment of produced water in collaboration with Asahi Kasei. It appears that this technology may also have applicability in the treatment of #PFAS #water https://lnkd.in/gFjNZQSU
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XF-990 is a high-performance liquid biocide that offers rapid, broad-spectrum defense against bacteria, fungi, and algae. Ideal for industrial water treatment, it works effectively at low concentrations and supports a wide pH range. Advantages Include: Eco-Friendly: Biodegradable and minimally impactful on the environment. Efficient and Safe: Low toxicity, water-soluble, and non-foaming. Cost-Effective: Operates with infrequent dosing and is easy to deactivate. Enhance your water treatment processes with XF-990 for reliable, sustainable results. #RolfesChemicals #XF990 #WaterTreatment #EcoFriendly #IndustrialBiocide
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Persistent organic pollutants, or POPs, are a major environmental concern known for their toxic persistence and bio-accumulation in food chains. This whitepaper presents an in-depth exploration of Shimadzu's solution, an Alternative Test Procedure (ATP) approved by EPA as a new method for the analysis of dioxins and furans. Discover Shimadzu's GCMS-TQ8050 NX, featuring the Boosted Efficiency Ion Source (BEIS), which offers 4x higher sensitivity than conventional ion sources, ensuring accurate analysis with proven long-term stability. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eVEBwaGY #Shimadzu #ExcellenceinScience #Dioxins #Environment
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Last week at the PFAS Treatment USA conference in Torrance, CA, I had the honor of joining a panel of water treatment and PFAS experts for a dynamic discussion on 'Leveraging Available Technologies to Overcome PFAS Challenges.' We all agreed that the unprecedented interest from consumers in removing PFAS from drinking water highlights the urgency of this issue. Therefore, in preparation for the 2029 EPA-enforced PFAS regulations, we must act NOW to focus on separating PFAS from water. Whether through adsorptive media, nanofiltration/reverse osmosis (preferably high recovery see IDE Technologies), or a combination of these technologies, the optimized solution will always be site-specific. It was also widely recognized that collaboration is key. By participating and working together to develop and implement downstream innovative solutions, we can move closer to achieving the ultimate goal of PFAS destruction. From left: Joe Wong (Arq), Ronit Erlitzki, PhD (IDE Technologies – Water Treatment solutions), Carol Walczyk (Veolia Water), Frank Keohan (Organic Dyes and Pigments LLC, and Daniel Nunez (REGENESIS). (Thank you, Veolia team, for sharing the picture).
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Effects of biological filtration by ascidians on microplastic composition in the water column - ScienceDirect: Highlights * Ascidian filtration's long-term impact on PS levels in the water column is minimal. * Ascidian filtration decreases PLA particle concentration in water over 48 h. * Microplastics alter sinking velocity and drag force of fecal pellets. * Passage through ascidian digestive system alters microplastic surface properties. https://lnkd.in/etiJHjvy
Effects of biological filtration by ascidians on microplastic composition in the water column
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🚗 In the 20th century we called oil, "Black Gold. Texas Tea" In the 21st century Biochar is the Black Gold and it's Timber Tea now. 🌳 This valuable commodity is a bi-product resulting from converting wood waste into energy. In July I partnered with #AWFS, The Association of Woodworking and Furnishings Suppliers to design and implement circularity for the industry they serve. Yes, the whole dang industry. Let's quit dragging our feet and get this job done! Together we set out to research profitable uses for wood waste and it turns out the the oldest use for wood, which is energy/heat is the best use for wood waste today as well, and you end up with Black Gold. Timber Tea. Friends, this project is one of my most ambitious goals and it's a heavy lift but I am confident that we're headed towards a giant win/win where wood products manufacturers eliminate their electricity and wood waste disposal bills through on site small bioenergy plants that also make Black Gold. Sound impossible? It would be alone but I've got amazing people and organizations helping. Just to name a few, of course #AWFS is the hero here. This is a trade association with vision, and heart doing what's essential to assure that the industry continues to prosper, and protect the environment. Invaluable help is also coming from The #USC School of Engineering, The Bioenergy Association of California, #CalRecycle, #CARB, Ted Mayeshiba, Julia Levin, Coby Skye, Robert Pelletier, and the whole Pacific Hardwood team! Tovi Spero, with #AWFS, who was my first supporter of this concept. Stay tuned my friends. We're turning trash into cash! The mission of Supply Chains for Good is the Protection of Children and Family Prosperity. When we protect the environment we protect children. When we protect profits, which pay for wages, healthcare, and all other expenses we protect family prosperity.
TODAY! Join the USDA Forest Service for a #biochar webinar: Biochar-based system for the removal of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from recycled water. 📅 December 12 🕰️ 11:00am ET Access the webinar: https://lnkd.in/gybuxT8J Biochar is an effective and low-cost adsorbent for #PFAS molecules, and it could be used for reducing their environmental mobility. Dr. Pia Ramos will present her research work findings about biochar properties optimization by characterization of feedstocks, #pyrolysis temperature, and post-production modification to maximize PFAS retention.
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Did you know ? A key part of wastewater treatment is the use of microorganisms to break down organic matter. In secondary treatment, bacteria and other microbes consume organic pollutants in the wastewater, converting them into carbon dioxide, water, and energy for their own growth. This biological process is highly effective at reducing the amount of organic matter and other contaminants in the water. Would you like to know more about a specific aspect of wastewater treatment? Learn more https://lnkd.in/gvy-x-xD #NCHAPAC #NCHSINCE1919 #NCHMaintenance #NCHFacilities #Maintenance #facilitymanagement #wastewatermanagement #wastewatertreatment #Bioaugmentation #biologicaltreatment #bioAmp #ecoSTORM
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