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Advancing PFAS Management & Remediation

PFAS remains among the most significant environmental challenges facing site owners, consultants, industrial organizations, municipalities, airports, and military facilities. No single remediation approach is appropriate for every site or every stage of a project.

Carus provides access to a growing portfolio of technologies designed to help address PFAS in soil, groundwater, recycled materials, and other environmental media. Through our exclusive U.S. relationship with RemBind, environmental professionals now have additional tools available to support site-specific remediation strategies.

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Why PFAS Matters

PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a large group of man-made chemicals that have been used in a wide range of industrial processes and products. Because many PFAS compounds resist breakdown in the environment, they can persist in soil, groundwater, and other environmental media for extended periods of time.

As scientific understanding of PFAS continues to evolve, regulatory agencies and organizations worldwide have increased their focus on managing PFAS contamination due to concerns about potential human health and environmental impacts. As a result, site owners, municipalities, airports, military installations, and industrial organizations are increasingly evaluating strategies to manage PFAS and reduce the potential for migration through soil and groundwater.

Infographic titled Understanding the PFAS Challenge. From everyday sources to lasting impacts, PFAS can move through soil and groundwater and into our broader environment. Sources shown: airports, firefighting foam, industrial activities and landfills, with PFAS travelling from soil into groundwater and surface water. Environment: PFAS can persist and accumulate in ecosystems for the long term.

More Tools for Complex PFAS Challenges

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PFAS in Soil and Solid Materials

For PFAS-impacted soil, sediment, biosolids, compost, and other solid materials, immobilization technologies can help reduce contaminant mobility and limit the potential for leaching and migration.

Featured Solution: RemBind® Sorbents

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PFAS in Groundwater

PFAS can migrate through groundwater systems, creating long-term environmental and regulatory concerns. Site conditions, contaminant distribution, and project objectives all influence the appropriate treatment approach.

Carus offers technologies designed to:

  • Immobilize PFAS within aquifers
  • Intercept contaminant plumes
  • Reduce contaminant mobility
  • Support long-term groundwater management

Featured Solutions:

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PFAS-Impacted Construction Materials

PFAS concerns can create significant challenges for managing recycled asphalt pavement and other construction materials. Beneficial reuse technologies offer an alternative to stockpiling or disposal while supporting sustainability objectives.

Featured Solution: RemRAP™

Our PFAS Solutions Portfolio

Supported by Carus technical expertise and application guidance.

Industries We Support

PFAS challenges occur across a wide range of industries and environments.

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Airports

Support management of PFAS associated with AFFF use and related site impacts.

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Military Installations

Help address complex soil and groundwater remediation challenges.

An industrial oil refinery with tall towers and pipes is brightly lit against a colorful sunset sky, with orange, pink, and purple clouds in the background.

Industrial Facilities

Support remediation planning and contaminant management strategies.

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Municipal Infrastructure

Assist with PFAS management across public infrastructure projects.

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Landfills and Redevelopment Sites

Support remediation and beneficial reuse opportunities where appropriate.

Why Carus

Environmental challenges rarely have a one-size-fits-all solution.

Carus combines technical expertise, responsive support, and innovative remediation technologies to help environmental professionals evaluate site conditions and identify practical treatment approaches. Through our exclusive U.S. relationship with RemBind, customers gain access to a broader range of PFAS-focused remediation tools supported by local commercial, application, and technical resources.

Ready to Discuss Your PFAS Challenge?

Whether you’re evaluating contaminated soil, groundwater impacts, recycled materials, or broader site remediation strategies, Carus can help identify technologies aligned with your project goals.

Contact Carus to discuss PFAS management and remediation solutions