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India’s water plants are failing to catch elusive ‘forever chemicals’

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Many studies from different parts of India have already found PFAS in water sources. Conventional water treatment systems that can remove these compounds are not yet commercially available even as the extent of PFAS contamination across India remains unclear

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India’s water plants are failing to catch elusive ‘forever chemicals’

Many studies from different parts of India have already found PFAS in water sources. Conventional water treatment systems that can remove these compounds are not yet commercially available even as the extent of PFAS contamination across India remains unclear

·Chennai, India
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The Hindu broke the news in Chennai, India on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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