USU Research on Forever Chemicals
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Logan, Utah, United States
Source: KSLTV.com
Researchers at Utah State University are working on ways to reduce the amount of harmful so-called 'forever chemicals' that end up in our groundwater and food. The project focuses on using biochar to help break down these chemicals, known as PFAS, which are prevalent in various consumer goods and can negatively impact health.
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Description | Researchers at Utah State University are working on ways to reduce the amount of harmful so-called 'forever chemicals' that end up in our groundwater and food. The project focuses on using biochar to help break down these chemicals, known as PFAS, which are prevalent in various consumer goods and can negatively impact health. |
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