PFAS Treatment Videos

  1. Is IX Or GAC Better For Removing Short-Chained PFAS Compounds? 7/6/2023

    In this episode of Water Talk, Angela Godwin sits down with Adam Redding from Calgon Carbon Corporation to talk about PFAS and more.

  2. Treating PFAS At Their Source 11/23/2022

    In this episode of Water Talk, Angela Godwin meets with Martin Bureau to discuss how PFAS is affecting communities and what solutions ALTRA is providing.

  3. Creating PFAS Treatment Innovations 11/18/2022

    In this episode of Water Talk, BioLargo's Dennis Calvert and Tonya Chandler sit down with Angela Godwin to discuss what's happened in the past year for BioLargo.

  4. Evaluating A Dual Media (IX/GAC) Approach For PFAS Removal 9/30/2022

    In this segment from Virtual Water Expo, Dr. Adam Redding discusses a dual media (IX/GAC) approach for PFAS removal. 

  5. Successful Starts In LC-MS/MS Analysis 9/28/2022

    In this segment from Virtual Water Expo, MilliporeSigma discusses important membrane properties to consider when choosing a syringe filter for HPLC, UPLC, and LCMS analysis. 

  6. The Biggest Trends In Water 9/27/2022
  7. A More Collaborative Approach 8/5/2022

    Doug Conley discusses the exciting updates happening at Newterra in this episode of Water Talk.

  8. The BioLargo AEC - The Effective, Sustainable Solution For Removing PFAS From Water 6/20/2022

    Biolargo's Aqueous Electrostatic Concentrator (AEC) removes more than 99% of PFAS from flowing water. 

  9. An Introduction To BioLargo: Innovator Of Cleantech Technologies 4/12/2022

    Meet BioLargo. We invent, develop, and commercialize innovative platform technologies to solve challenging environmental problems like PFAS contamination, advanced water and wastewater treatment, industrial odor and VOC control, air quality control, and infection control.

  10. Finding The Most Effective Approach To Combat PFAS 2/16/2022

    Martin Bureau, Vice-President Innovation talks about the complex treatment challenges of PFAS, owing to the sheer diversity in chemical nature and the most effective approach to combat PFAS.