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Reed rushes find PFAS not so indestructible

Floating wetlands built so plants can grow hydroponically.

Karma Barndon
Dr John Awad's research has shown that PFAS can be removed from contaminated water by Australian native rushes. Image: University of South Australia.

Dr John Awad's research has shown that PFAS can be removed from contaminated water by Australian native rushes. Image: University of South Australia.

PFAS chemicals are present in legacy firefighting foam and threaten to pose a headache for many miners. Known as forever chemicals because they do not break down, PFAS chemicals pose environmental risks...

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