PFAS pollution
Scientists find dangerous ‘forever chemicals’ may be degraded in simpler ways
A new study has found a way where Per and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances can be disposed using inexpensive reagents and requires a temperature as low as about 100 degrees Celsius
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