Navigating end-of-life options for PFAS-laden GAC / Angela Rodriguez.

Reactivating granular activated carbon (GAC) helps utilities break the per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) cycle, meet regulatory compliance, and practice responsible resource management. As PFAS regulations drive wider adoption of GAC treatment, utilities must carefully consider how PFAS-laden GAC media are maanged at the end of its service. Landfilling, regeneration, and incineration offer pathways but come with trade-offs. GAC reactivation stands apart as a full-scale solution.
Rodriguez, Angela
WATER TREATMENT
Article
2026
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In Opflow -- Vol. 52 - no. 6 (July/August 2026).
Public
07/7/2026