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PFAS in wastewater and biosolids

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As part of normal operations, water resource recovery facilities receive vast amounts of wastewater daily and can receive PFAS from multiple waste streams. Absent clear pathways forward, many states are moving ahead with their own PFAS regulations, which can vary considerably. 

Watch this webinar to learn: 

  • How PFAS moves through wastewater systems 

  • How to interpret data and make informed decisions 

  • Practical steps for tackling PFAS challenges in biosolids 

  • Insights on the biosolids risk assessment and regulatory process 

PFAS in wastewater and biosolids: how water utilities can start breaking the cycle

Watch this webinar to learn: 

  • How PFAS moves through wastewater systems 

  • How to interpret data and make informed decisions 

  • Practical steps for tackling PFAS challenges in biosolids 

  • Insights on the biosolids risk assessment and regulatory process 

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