This study involves a field demonstration of a polymer-stabilized activated carbon using a variety of mechanisms to assess the effectiveness of the treatment technology. November 5, 2025 | Journal of Hazardous Materials
The Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida filed suit in the District of South Carolina against multiple manufacturers alleging contamination of tribal lands and waters from PFAS-containing AFFF. The complaint alleges that decades of AFFF use introduced PFAS into groundwater and surface waters within the tribe’s Everglades homeland, allegedly contaminating rivers, lakes, streams, and indigenous…
By developing a public health goal, California is advancing regulation of PFHxS in drinking water. Our Environment, Land Use & Natural Resources Group explains how this move signals continued state-level action despite shifts in federal oversight. October 28, 2025
This study evaluates six adsorbents, including four existing commercial products and two newly synthesized materials, for their ability to stabilize eight PFAS in contaminated soils cultivated with alfalfa. October 20, 2025 | Science of the Total Environment
Residents, students, and employees of the College of Central Florida filed a putative class action alleging that firefighting training activities on the campus contaminated local drinking water with PFAS from aqueous film forming foam (AFFF) products from certain manufacturers. The complaint, now removed to federal court, alleges that the use of the defendants’ AFFF by…