EditorialPFAS and Pipe Rehab

PFAS and Pipe Rehab

Common chemicals are not found in CIPP resins or tubes.

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By now most of us have heard the term PFAS, but there is still some mystery surrounding these substances, so NASSCO Technical Advisory Council Member Kaleel Rahaim provided an explanation of what PFAS are, why there is so much buzz surrounding them, and what one needs to know about...

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