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200,000 Tons of PFAS Soil Were Stored for Years, Now Schiphol Is Going to 'Wash' It
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It is a big concern for the environment: the thousands of tons of soil contaminated with PFAS at Schiphol. The first load has now gone through Schiphol's controversial “car wash”. The new installation removed PFAS from the ground for the first time this summer. A total of around 200,000 tons of contaminated soil must be cleaned. In recent years, the PFAS land has become vacant during activities and in places where PFAS-containing fire-fighting f…
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