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For decades, they’ve been hiding in plain sight - coating your rain jacket, lining your popcorn bag, even woven into dental floss, PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, have quietly worked their way into nearly every part of our lives. But the tide is turning.

With growing awareness of the health and environmental risks, the world is waking up to the urgent need for change. Across the globe, companies are stepping up with the tools and technologies to make that change possible.

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From contamination to innovation: solving the PFAS problem – WHEB, part of Foresight Group

Katie Woodhouse introduces long-ignored polyfluoroalkyl substances or PFAs. She discusses what they are, why they are a problem and what's being done.

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