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Aquagga: The Tacoma Startup Turning the Tide Against PFAS and Earning National Recognition
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Aquagga: The Tacoma Startup Turning the Tide Against PFAS and Earning National Recognition
Per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), often called “forever chemicals,” are among the most persistent and dangerous contaminants in the world. Present in firefighting foams, manufacturing waste, cookware, packaging, and thousands of everyday products, PFAS do not break down naturally and accumulate in water, soil, wildlife, and people. For decades, no viable commercial destruction method existed. That is changing because of Aquagga, a Tacom…
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