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In this month’s edition of Business Insights, we take an initial look at PFAS, including the current regulatory status, as well as early estimates on the future direction.

The money will be used at closed landfills once operated by the former Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority.

The plan relies on excavation with ash placed in lined landfills and resolves pending environmental litigation related to basin closure methods.

Chemours and North Carolina’s Division of Air Quality will conduct testing to confirm the thermal oxidizer is reducing PFAS air emissions.

The U.S. biochar market has been slow-growing, but several types of businesses are tapping into the market, including a few waste-to-energy project developers.

The final part of a two-part series highlights scientists’ findings confirming that coal ash contaminants are leaking into groundwater and surface water.

Part one of a two-part series looks at how some states are making their own rules to manage coal ash as the federal government rolls back Obama-era protections.