Challenge Accepted

In this episode, we take a look at emerging technologies designed to remove PFAS from the environment. We focus on three main approaches—bioremediation, destructive technologies, and adsorptive methods—and explore how each one works. We also highlight some of the research pushing this field forward and what it could mean for the future of PFAS cleanup.

In this episode, we dig into a case study involving a fire station located near a residential neighborhood, a nearby waterway, and a manufacturing facility that uses PFAS. We explore what happens when contamination risks overlap in a complex setting like this, and how responses can vary depending on where you are. Looking at New Jersey, Florida, Texas, and California, we unpack how different state...

In this season premiere of Langan Challenge Accepted: PFAS, we set the stage for the conversations ahead. The episode explores a central question: what does PFAS remediation look like today, and how might it change as new technologies and approaches emerge? We take a look at the current toolkit, the challenges practitioners are facing, and what the future of PFAS cleanup could hold as the science...