"Air is injected in the form of tiny bubbles, which attracts PFAS to the air-water interface, removing it from the water column. Removing PFAS from landfill leachate breaks the cycle of PFAS from discarded consumer products entering our waterways and dispersing through the environment." Key outcomes of the system include: Montrose's comprehensive solution supports regulatory compliance and prevents the discharge of PFAS-impacted landfill leachate into local wastewater treatment plants. Brittany Maloy, sustainability supervisor, of Waste Connections Sustainability Campus commented: "We are excited to be working with Montrose Environmental Group and ECT2 as their technology solution aligns perfectly with the mission of Waste Connections Sustainability Campus: to promote environmental responsibility and foster a culture of innovation. Our primary goal is to reduce our environmental footprint and this PFAS treatment facility is a commitment to that objective."