Mission Monday: 75 Million Gallons Later- 5 Year Upate on World's First Regenerable Resin System for PFAS
Welcome to Mission Monday! Mission Monday is the Illinois Section’s new webinar series designed with our mission in mind: providing resources for the advocacy of safe and sustainable water through enriching membership, mentoring, and increasing public awareness. The education that you receive from this series is focused on the topics that you need to continue to supply safe and sustainable water to all of Illinois. Once a month we’re bringing education to you on the topics you need the most. This series is free for our members and $25 for non-members. Not a member? Join today at AWWA – www.awwa.org/join.
CEU TYPE: Dual Credit Technical (DCT)
WEBINAR TYPE: Technical
IEPA#: 18165
SUMMARY: This webinar will focus on the five years of successful treatment and lessons learned from the installation and operation of the world's first regenerable resin system for PFAS removal. The United States Air Force Civil Engineering Center (AFCEC) is conducting on-going response activities to remove and remediate groundwater impacted by poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) at the former Pease Air Force Base in New Hampshire. The system is currently operating at concentration factors of greater than a million to one, meaning for every million gallons of 60 ug/l PFAS impacted water treated, less than a gallon of waste is generated.
PRESENTER: Nicole Bolea, ECT2
COST:
Registration Type | ISAWWA Member Rate
| Non ISAWWA Member Rate |
Regular
| $0.00
| $25 |
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