The Aquagga team deployed their PFAS destroying device to Fairbanks, Alaska, this summer and were treated to Northern Lights. (Aquagga Photo) It would be
The Aquagga team deployed their PFAS destroying device to Fairbanks, Alaska, this summer and were treated to Northern Lights. (Aquagga Photo) It would be
Realistically speaking, you would have to genetically engineer all life on the planet to break down PFAS to get rid of it all for good. So realistically speaking, we’re stuck with them.