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Cost of Reverse Osmosis for PFAS: A Comprehensive Analysis Introduction As the awareness of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) proliferates, so does the urgency to address their contamination in drinking water supplies. Municipalities, industrial facilities, and individual homeowners are grappling with the critical question: how can we effectively remove PFAS from our water sources? Reverse […]

As we flush our toilets and run our sinks daily, wastewater gurgles into an unseen underworld of aging pipes, pumps, and treatment plants. This intricate infrastructure forms the backbone of our nation’s sanitation, collecting sewage from homes and buildings to process over 34 billion gallons daily. Yet cracking pipes, overflowing sewers, and outdated plants plague […]