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Acting now to curb PFAS contamination means you will not be scrambling when stricter controls are enacted. Being an early adopter may allow you to help

Sustainability in business is a topic that is often talked about, but actually making improvements can be difficult to do.

The Conversation has been looking at these forever chemicals known as PFAS — compounds that do not break down in the environment. We connected with John Brockgreitens, the vice president for research and development at Claros Technologies, about the company’s success with using ultraviolet light to treat PFAS in landfill effluence.

How do you destroy pollution so stubborn it’s nicknamed “forever chemicals”? That’s a question researchers and companies across the country are eager to answer. There is a lot of money to be made.

Several companies, including Claros Technologies in Minnesota, are trying to engineer ways to destroy PFAS chemicals.

Michelle Bellanca, CEO of cleantech company Claros Technologies, shares her thoughts on how to fix the nation’s PFAS problem.


MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Claros Technologies, Inc. announced today the release of a third-party independent study verifying the...

The TechFounders Accelerator program selected Claros Technologies to work with the German multinational specialty chemicals company Lanxess to...

/PRNewswire/ -- The TechFounders Accelerator program selected Claros Technologies to work with the German multinational specialty chemicals company Lanxess to...