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PFAS Waste
- By: AWMA
- On: 05/07/2026 10:16:48
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EM – May 2026: This issue of EM considers treatment options to facilitate PFAS destruction and stabilization from various waste matrixes.
by Mingming LuPer- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of synthetic chemicals widely used in industrial processes and in many products in people's lives. Some PFAS are persistent, bioaccumulative, and have been found to have detrimental health impacts.
In recent years, members of A&WMA have been actively involved in PFAS measurement, remediation, research, and education, as evidenced by the successful PFAS specialty conferences and webinars, multiple sessions on PFAS during the Annual Conference & Exhibition (ACE), and numerous publications in JA&WMA and EM.
The theme of this issue of EM is again on PFAS with a waste focus and includes six articles that consider PFAS destruction and stabilization from various waste matrixes
Continue reading the full May 2026 issue of EM.
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