The Battle Against PFAS: BioLargo's Innovative Approach | 2025 Water Forecast Trends

The Water Online Show: How BioLargo Is Confronting PFAS

In the latest episode, BioLargo, Inc. 's Dennis Calvert dives deep into the pressing issue of PFAS, a subject currently at the forefront of environmental and public health discussions. He explores potential policy shifts and what changes we can expect in the ongoing battle against PFAS. He touches on the exciting new project in New Jersey, pushing forward in the fight against these pervasive pollutants.

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2025 Water Forecast: Transition, Changes, And Trends

By Kevin Westerling, Chief Editor, Water Online

Hmmm … what’s new for 2025? A request in to continue financial investment in renewing America’s infrastructure, the “polluter pays” principle for PFAS cleanup, regulations based on sound science and fair policies, and action to promote water reuse.

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Goodbye Forever After: From Simulations Come Real Promise For PFAS Solutions

Arman Zaribafiyan

Chemical simulations powered by artificial intelligence — and a trifecta of companies — may be the beginning of the end for “forever chemicals.” Advancements within only the last two years in AI, computational chemistry, and scalable computing power — graphic processing units (GPUs) in the cloud — have upended the paradigm for the ultimate eradication of PFAS.

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