PFAS, known as “forever chemicals”, are long-lasting environmental contaminants with harmful health effects. A UK start-up has developed a way to remove them from water with reusable granules that bind to the pollutants very efficiently
PFAS pollution in the Huron river in Michigan means anglers are warned not to eat fish they catch thereCoated aluminium granules selectively target and extract harmful “forever chemicals” from water better than any other method.
Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances are a class of synthetic chemicals widely used in coatings and foams that resist oil, heat and water. There are thousands of types of PFAS, used in everything from dental floss to waterproof jackets and non-stick pans.Advertisement
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