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Calgon Carbon’s latest PFAS remediation research demonstrates removal and destruction expertise with Filtrasorb Rx
Inside the remediation research proving >99.9% PFAS destruction and why Filtrasorb Rx could change how utilities approach treatment.
Calgon Carbon’s peer‑reviewed study confirms its proprietary custom municipal reactivation process achieves a measured destruction removal efficiency greater than 99.9% for PFAS and other target contaminants. See how this proven, sustainable approach is helping utilities break the PFAS cycle and why it could reshape future treatment strategies.
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Carbon reactivation truths water treatment plant operators should know
In this technical yet practical webinar, our experts dive into the four things municipalities should know before choosing a reactivation vendor and why these truths are important to your future success. Plus, discover why verifying reactivation processes with peer‑reviewed science is critical for ensuring true contaminant destruction and long-term treatment.
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Inside the furnace: How thermal reactivation is reshaping municipal water treatment
PFAS and VOC removal don’t end when GAC is spent. In this in‑depth conversation with Calgon Carbon and Water Online, uncover how utilities are reclaiming value from used granular activated carbon through thermal reactivation, restoring it to the high performance you need while supporting long‑term sustainability goals.
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In case you missed it: EPA recognizes Calgon Carbon in the 2026 PFAS Destruction Guidance
Not sure which reactivation solution is right for you? Let the EPA tell you not once, but twice. The 2026 Guidance identifies us as a key player holding RCRA permits for treating hazardous PFAS-laden waste and highlights our full-scale process that achieves over 99.99% destruction efficiency for most PFAS compounds. Read on to discover how our inclusion provides a real-world example of the infrastructure necessary to manage and eliminate “forever chemicals” from the environment.