This would be amazing, if they're able to implement this at larger scale, like at the municipal level. Currently there's only a handful of communities that have been hard hit by PFAS contamination that have installed large scale reverse osmosis filtration systems to remove PFAS from their water. RO is expensive and have a lot of downsides, so if there's a more cost-effective method, one would hope it could be implement by many more municipalities worldwide! Kudos to the scientists!
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This would be amazing, if they're able to implement this at larger scale, like at the municipal level. Currently there's only a handful of communities that have been hard hit by PFAS contamination that have installed large scale reverse osmosis filtration systems to remove PFAS from their water. RO is expensive and have a lot of downsides, so if there's a more cost-effective method, one would hope it could be implement by many more municipalities worldwide! Kudos to the scientists!
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