Dane County says a secret experimental treatment system that uses bacteria has eliminated 97% of toxic PFAS compounds from groundwater at the Dane County Regional Airport, which drains into Starkweather Creek and Lake Monona. Experts are skeptical of the results, which have not been supported with data.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL ARCHIVES
Dane County says a secret experimental treatment system that uses bacteria has eliminated 97% of toxic PFAS compounds from groundwater at the Dane County Regional Airport, which drains into Starkweather Creek and Lake Monona. Experts are skeptical of the results, which have not been supported with data.
Dane County says an experimental technology involving bacteria has been used to clean up toxic forever chemicals at the Madison airport, though county officials have not released any evidence.
Dane County says a secret experimental treatment system that uses bacteria has eliminated 97% of toxic PFAS compounds from groundwater at the Dane County Regional Airport, which drains into Starkweather Creek and Lake Monona. Experts are skeptical of the results, which have not been supported with data.
Dane County says a secret experimental treatment system that uses bacteria has eliminated 97% of toxic PFAS compounds from groundwater at the Dane County Regional Airport, which drains into Starkweather Creek and Lake Monona. Experts are skeptical of the results, which have not been supported with data.
