In this episode of Talking Under Water, hosts Mandy Crispin, Alex Cossin and Bob Crossen discuss their experience at WEFTEC and their main takeaways from the show. Crossen talks about his conversations surrounding destruction and disposal of PFAS and the concerns water professionals have about the emissions from destruction technologies. Crispin shares some insights from a conversation she had with a utility about its challenges relating to PFAS and Lead and Copper Rule compliance. And Cossin shares his thoughts about his first ever WEFTEC including some of the new products that he saw on the showfloor. Finally, the hosts answer questions submitted by listeners at the show. 

• WEFTEC 2024 kicks off with opening general session 

• U.S. EPA issues final ruling requiring replacement of lead pipes within 10 years, announces funding 

• PFAS Across the Water Cycle in 2024 

• This PFAS removal system can use GAC or IX 

• Oldcastle Infrastructure joins public-private partnership to solve water scarcity   

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• SWS State of the Industry Survey  

• WaterWorld Top Projects Nominations  

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