This article debunks myths surrounding tap water versus bottled water, revealing surprising facts about safety, regulation, and cost. It challenges misconceptions perpetuated by bottled water companies and highlights the environmental benefits of choosing tap water. Understanding these differences can empower us to make informed choices for our health and the planet. 🌍💧 https://lnkd.in/ei4T9ZwY
Aclarity
Waste Treatment and Disposal
Aclarity makes dealing with PFAS hassle free. We help landfills and wastewater treatment plants destroy PFAS forever.
About us
Aclarity’s mission is to destroy PFAS forever. The current PFAS removal and disposal methods separate and concentrate PFAS, but do not sufficiently remove PFAS from our environment and therefore do not fully address the problem. The status quo management of PFAS is failing the public and cannot prevail. Our Aclarity electrochemical oxidation system destroys PFAS chemicals in water and liquid waste. We pass concentrated PFAS streams, like raw landfill leachate, through our system and destroy PFAS compounds to greater than 99%.
- Website
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http://aclaritywater.com
External link for Aclarity
- Industry
- Waste Treatment and Disposal
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2017
- Specialties
- Water Treatment, Cleantech, Water, Reactor design, Electrochemical oxidaton, Oxidation-reduction, Wastewater treatment, Waste management, and Lanfill Leachate
Locations
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Primary
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241 Francis Ave
Mansfield, MA, US
Employees at Aclarity
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Christine E. Boyle
Finding and Funding the Next Generation of Water Technologists | Board Member
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Orren Schneider
Chief Science Officer at Aclarity, LLC
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Leanne Hersey
Growth Marketer in B2B | Always seeking #Impact
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Julie Bliss Mullen
Founder & CEO of Aclarity | Forbes 30 Under 30 in Science
Updates
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Aclarity reposted this
On June 26, MACP and its partners [Associated Industries of Massachusetts, Environmental League of Massachusetts (ELM), Greentown Labs, Massachusetts Business Roundtable, Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, Mass Mobility Hub, NECEC, The Engine Accelerator] had the pleasure of hosting a Competitiveness Conversation on "Massachusetts Climatetech Leading the Charge" featuring a panel of 4 climatetech CEOs sharing their experiences and insights on the industry in the commonwealth. We were honored to be joined by Julie Bliss Mullen, CEO of Aclarity. A few key points of hers included: 💧 Aclarity has benefited immensely from Massachusetts' supportive ecosystem and has received significant support from organizations like Massachusetts Clean Energy Center and MassVentures. This backing has helped the company to build a strong team and advance its technology. ��� Massachusetts is an ideal place to attract the best talent. Julie highlighted the state's ability to draw professionals passionate about solving massive environmental and public health challenges, which has been crucial for Aclarity's mission. 🏛️ While Massachusetts has been a leader in research, the state has more work to do in developing frameworks and roadmaps - other jurisdictions are luring away climatetech companies with piloting opportunities. 💰 Julie also emphasized the need for more funding, pointing to California's $20 million allocation to water technology as an example for Massachusetts to follow. Streamlining the funding process is also crucial to expedite the deployment of critical technologies. Watch the short video clip below to hear why Julie is thrilled for Aclarity to be in Massachusetts.
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Discover which foods contain high levels of #PFAS chemicals in this eye-opening article. 🍔🥗 Understanding where these 'forever chemicals' are found can help us make informed choices for safer eating and advocate for stricter regulations. Stay informed and take action for a healthier future. 💪 Read more in the article below. https://lnkd.in/gpS8VeZb
Coffee, eggs and white rice linked to higher levels of PFAS in human body
theguardian.com
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Our CEO, Julie Bliss Mullen, and COO, Pamela Lynch, had a great visit and meeting at the Xylem Reservoir Center in DC with Kyle Schoenheit! They loved connecting and discussing potential PFAS projects, and strengthening the partnership between Xylem and Aclarity. #Partnership #PFAS #Collaboration
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🌍📚 The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded over $3.6 million to educational organizations for environmental projects nationwide, promoting sustainability and conservation. This funding supports initiatives addressing critical environmental issues, aligning perfectly with Aclarity's values and sustainability goals. By fostering greater awareness and engagement, these efforts contribute to a healthier planet and underscore our commitment to environmental stewardship. 🌱✨ Read more below: Waste Advantage Magazine https://lnkd.in/g22gS5dK
EPA Selects Educational Organizations to Receive Over $3.6 million to Support Environmental Projects Nationwide - Waste Advantage Magazine
https://wasteadvantagemag.com
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🌟We are thrilled to have George Wheeler as our Field Operations Manager on the Aclarity team. With his innovative mindset, collaborative spirit and unwavering integrity, Buddy has truly embodied Aclarity core values. His contributions and steadfast commitment have not only propelled Aclarity's mission forward but have also set a high standard for others to follow. Buddy's ability to seamlessly integrate our corporate values into tangible, impactful actions has not only earned him recognition within the company but has also positioned him as an influential figure in our Field Ops team.🚀
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🔬 Gotta love the transformation shown in these customer samples! #watertech #innovation
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☀️ Have you checked your sunscreen's ingredients? Did you know it might contain #PFAS chemicals that can penetrate your skin? In an article by The Washington Post, a study led by researcher Stuart Harrad confirms their absorption, highlighting potential health risks. This is a reminder to choose PFAS-free options for safer skincare choices. #Health #Skincare #ConsumerAwareness https://lnkd.in/gStMtsqZ
Scientists found another way we’re exposed to ‘forever chemicals’: Through our skin
washingtonpost.com