Claros Technologies, a Minnesota-based company, has successfully completed a pilot project demonstrating its high-throughput PFAS destruction technology at a major chemical manufacturer’s facility. This milestone signifies a significant step towards commercializing effective treatment technologies for eliminating PFAS waste, promoting sustainability in fluoro-material manufacturing.
Diversys Software Inc. has been chosen by CalRecycle to modernize its waste tire recycling program in California. This move marks a significant shift towards digital e-manifests, streamlining processes and promoting environmental sustainability. The partnership will leverage Diversys’s user-friendly platform to improve efficiency, traceability, and data integrity within the waste tire management system.
The global Air Quality Monitoring Market is poised for significant growth, projected to reach USD 7.39 Billion by 2031, driven by stringent regulations, rising awareness of air pollution’s health impacts, and industrialization. This comprehensive report by Verified Market Research® provides in-depth analysis of market drivers, technological advancements, and competitive landscape, highlighting growth opportunities across various sectors.
Bethlehem Landfill Company, a subsidiary of Waste Connections, Inc., has successfully implemented the LEEF System®, a groundbreaking technology for removing PFAS from leachate. This innovative solution, developed by The Water & Carbon Group, is proving to be highly effective, exceeding expectations and setting a new standard for PFAS removal in the solid waste industry.
The cruise industry continues to make progress in its environmental sustainability efforts, with investments in new ship technologies and practices to reduce emissions and protect marine environments. The latest report by the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) highlights key advancements, including the adoption of LNG-powered ships, shoreside power connectivity, and advanced wastewater treatment systems.
Lummus Technology and Element Six have formed an exclusive global partnership to offer a scalable and viable solution for destroying PFAS in water. This collaboration leverages Element Six’s CVD diamond technology, offering a promising approach to address the growing global PFAS contamination challenge.
