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More PFAS insights from our awesome Chemicals team Crowell & Moring’s Warren Lehrenbaum and Amy Symonds comment on the lessons to be learned by the clean energy industry regarding growing scrutiny over PFAS. Read more in Law360:

With new #EPA standards on PFAS, there will be increased focus on destroying these "forever chemicals." Learn what's in store for Battelle spinoff Revive Environmental and the innovative PFAS ANNIHILATOR destruction technology. Read this Bizjournals article to hear from Battelle PFAS Emerging Contaminants Program Manager Shalene Thomas and Revive Environmental CEO David Trueba. https://okt.to/RTQOPI

🚨🚨🚨 Let’s not ramp up one existential threat to solve another. There is a better way to manage chemicals. Electric vehicle and #climate advocates should join forces with Toxic-Free Future and others who have a solution to this mess - requiring transparency, evaluating chemicals for danger BEFORE they get into water and soil and human bodies, and ramping up development and production of safer chemistry. Learn more in this extraordinary collaborative investigative reporting. This is impactful #journalism at its best.

Rather interesting development regarding the proposed European PFAS ban and its crash course with new energy. The article quotes an April 5 letter: "On this basis, the Commission intends to propose derogations for uses necessary for the EU's digital and green transition and strategic autonomy, pending viable alternatives.

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HPMC plays a supportive role in the environmental protection industry, particularly in water treatment through its thickening, stabilizing, and binding properties. Its ability to enhance both physical and biological treatment processes makes it valuable for improving the efficiency of wastewater management. Additionally, its role in stabilizing chemical treatments and controlling the release of active agents contributes to more environmentally friendly practices, reducing the overall chemical footprint in water treatment applications. #HPMC #EnvironmentalProtection #WaterTreatment #WastewaterManagement #GreenChemistry #Sustainability #PhysicalTreatment #BiologicalTreatment

Tougher US federal limits on PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” will prompt potentially exposed parties like manufacturers, municipalities and utilities to address liability risks. Complying with the rules and cleaning up contamination could require $300 billion of additional spending by 2040, according to Scott Levine, senior industrial services analyst. Nearly $200 billion of which may flow to environmental companies, like AECOM and Jacobs, waste processors including Clean Harbors and Veolia and water solutions providers such as Xylem could gain revenue from PFAS remediation. https://lnkd.in/eddYcaPQ #foreeverchemicals #contamination #PFAS

HPMC plays a supportive role in the environmental protection industry, particularly in water treatment through its thickening, stabilizing, and binding properties. Its ability to enhance both physical and biological treatment processes makes it valuable for improving the efficiency of wastewater management. Additionally, its role in stabilizing chemical treatments and controlling the release of active agents contributes to more environmentally friendly practices, reducing the overall chemical footprint in water treatment applications. #HPMC #EnvironmentalProtection #WaterTreatment #WastewaterManagement #GreenChemistry #Sustainability #PhysicalTreatment #BiologicalTreatment

Could our ceramic-based rosette formations be instrumental in remediating soil against PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals"? Now that we are able to reproduce our TiO2-based rosettes, we are thrilled to announce our study on their potential in environmental remediation. Stay tuned for more updates! #TiO2rosettes #PFAS #remediation #environmentalresearch

Crowell & Moring’s Warren Lehrenbaum and Amy Symonds comment on the lessons to be learned by the clean energy industry regarding growing scrutiny over PFAS. Read more in Law360: