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Rebuilding America's Water: A D-Minus Grade and a $1 Trillion Bill
U.S. water infrastructure is graded D-minus and needs about $1 trillion. VVater's Kevin Gast on aging systems, cyber risk and treating water with electricity.
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Utilities Are Careful for a Reason. New York Built a Way In.
The largest water utility in the country has to be careful with what it adopts. The Environmental Tech Lab is how startups get to test inside it anyway. Applications close October 23.
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Water Is a Soup: What's Really in Your Tap Water with Zach Hamilton
It still contains things the EPA has no mandate to remove. Zach Hamilton on PFAS, reverse osmosis, and why filtration has to happen at your tap.
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Alec Ajnsztajn on Destroying PFAS, Not Just Filtering It
Materials scientist Alec Ajnsztajn on CoFlux, the reactor that destroys PFAS forever chemicals into fluoride and CO2, instead of just capturing them.
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Robert Strand on Cinema, PFAS, and Water Policy
Robert Strand explains how the World Water Film Festival uses cinema to drive water policy, fight PFAS contamination, and pursue UN Water partnership status.
