Everything PFAS.
One reference.
From what PFAS is to how it's destroyed: drinking water, firefighting foam, the laws of the land and sea, the destruction technologies, and the precedents you can cite. The single sourced reference for fire departments, water utilities, airports, vessel operators, and agencies.
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Deep, sourced references on every part of the PFAS problem:
PFAS in Water
Drinking water, groundwater plumes, and the treatment that takes water to non-detect: GAC, ion exchange, and reverse osmosis.
→Destruction Technologies
Every way to actually destroy PFAS, and the companies behind each one, with their stage and contracts.
→The Science
The carbon fluorine bond, why PFAS persist, the destruction chemistry and conditions, and the analytical methods. For labs and engineers.
→Standards & Accreditation
The standards that matter, by domain: foam (NFPA, MIL-PRF, EN, UL, ICAO), water (NSF/ANSI), and labs (EPA 1633, ISO 17025).
→Case Studies
What fire departments, water utilities, military bases, states, and communities have actually done.
→Laws & Regulations
Federal, state, territory, and the laws of the sea: who must do what, by when, and the liability if you get disposal wrong.
→For Counsel
The PFAS legal picture for lawyers: CERCLA liability, the AFFF litigation and settlements, the shifting rules, and the documentation that decides who pays.
→PFAS at Sea
The global picture: the IMO ban, ~40,000 ships still carrying PFAS foam, and the dockside disposal gap.
→The Takeback Scoreboard
For operators, regulators, and EPA tracking the national effort, and for any department checking whether its own state has a program. Gallons, buybacks, laws, deadlines.
→Chain-of-Custody Program
The neutral cradle-to-grave tracking system for the foam takeback, for fire departments, haulers, labs, and states.
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