Water utilities dealing with PFAS need to understand local water quality conditions, available technologies, regulatory drivers, and public engagement while they pursue proactive planning and weigh treatment costs.
Patricia Whitby
Consider the Hidden Costs of PFAS Treatment
Authors: Patricia Whitby, Rosa Yu, Erin Mackey
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