How plants could help us detect, and even destroy, dangerous ‘forever chemicals’

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By Claire Elise ThompsonJul 2, 2025, 11:37 am50 ptsTrending
The vision “I think a lot of people now are aware of PFAS, or concerned about it, or want to know whether it’s present in their water, their food. The whole purpose of what we’re trying to do is develop something that’s simple and cost effective to answer that question for them.” — Bryan Berger,…

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