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New materials yank PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ from water

PFAS · Limerick

New materials yank PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ from water

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New materials could snatch harmful “forever chemicals” out of water in a faster, more sustainable way than previous ones. So-called forever chemicals are a group of more than 10,000 infamous compounds. Their official name is per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS for short. And they’re used to make cookware, food packaging, makeup and many other products. PFAS are like “the Avengers” of chemicals, in that they’re super hard to destroy, s…See the Story

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Smoke-dried mummies found in Southeast Asia are the oldest known

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Smoke-dried mummies found in Southeast Asia are the oldest known

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Egypt’s mummies are old, but not the record-holders. Southeast Asians preserved their dead some 7,000 years before Egyptians, new research shows. Hunter-gatherers across southern China, Southeast Asia and nearby islands mummified bodies as long as 12,000 years ago. They bound the corpses in crouched postures, then dried the bodies over low-temperature fires for several months, says Hsiao-chun Hung. She’s an archaeologist at Australian National U…See the Story

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