PFAS
What are PFAS?
PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) are a group of synthetic chemicals used for their resistance to heat, water, and oil. They are commonly found in firefighting foams, industrial coatings, and consumer products.
Sources & occurrence
PFAS contamination is often linked to airports, military training sites, manufacturing facilities, and waste management operations. These chemicals can spread through groundwater and drinking water systems.
Environmental & health impact
PFAS accumulate in the environment and in living organisms. Long-term exposure has been associated with various health concerns such as cancer and kidney disease, and their persistence makes them a growing regulatory and environmental challenge.
MycoMine treatment
MycoMine focuses on biological degradation of PFAS rather than separation, used in other commercial removal techniques. Using specialised fungal systems in controlled environments, PFAS compounds can be broken down into less harmful substances, reducing long-term environmental risk.
Frequently Asked Questions
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