Vermont, Michigan, New York, New Hampshire, California and Connecticut are some of the states testing and investigating PFAS in landfills.

Three engineers elaborate on what landfill operators should know about liquids’ behavior and emerging design concepts to facilitate flow and circumvent problems.

The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences’ Superfund Research Program has provided the university a $7.4 million grant for PFAS research.

Technologies are focused on clean and safe water, air quality, land revitalization, homeland security, sustainable materials management and safer chemicals.

The lawsuit alleges that DOD failed to conduct required environmental reviews for proper disposal of PFAS-containing firefighting foams.

In this month’s edition of Business Insights, we offer new observations on PFAS gleaned from two sessions at GWMS.

Posters embodied a range of topics including solving solid waste challenges in developing countries, organics management, recycling and landfill management.

The state is looking at more than a dozen PFAS cleanup options that could cost up to $1.2 billion.

Check out Waste360's short recap from this week at GWMS.

During GWMS 2020, experts discussed some of the most widely used and tested PFAS remediation technologies.