PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

3M + PFAS + Minnesota

[Uncleron]

They knew back in the 1990's they were poisoning the environment and all life forms....
With their PFAS chemicals..all 14,000 of them  !!!
..but they denied everything, as usual....
Everywhere water goes, so goes PFAS chemicals...
They're in your couch , your waterproof jacket...
Money has to be invested to clean the planet from PFAS...
Money from multi billion dollar lawsuits will be spent 
on Pyrogenesis water purification systems , that can destroy PFAS chemicals in water....100 %
Each person is contaminated....
This is a forever market for Pyrogenesis...
uncleron is always right !.. cheers

[Toppert1]

Where do you get the nerve to write "Uncleron is always right"? I've been here a long time, and I've yet to see you be right once. Nevertheless, your posts are being applauded more than ever these days.  The hangers-on are really scraping the bottom of the barrel now. The problem is, there's nothing there 

[BCONTVentures]

Keep in mind that the torch PyroGenesis provided for the PFAS contract is for a project funded by the U.S. Department of Defense, which is seeking various PFAS-remediation technologies as part of its broader environmental clean-up mandate.   There are deep pockets addressing the PFAS issue, and PyroGenesis has its foot in the door. From the recent NR: https://stockhouse.com/news

[BCONTVentures]

And the US Department of Defense is treating the issue of PFAS contamination seriously: https://www.lawsuit-information-center.com/pfas-water-contamination-lawsuit.html PFAS Water Contamination Lawsuit And from the above link: October 5, 2024: DOD The Department of Defense is intensifying its efforts to address widespread PFAS contamination on military installations in response to mounting

[Mostlyserious]

Nothing like quoting what company officials say about themselves.  You can take that to the bank because they are inside the fence.  Donuts with that coffee anyone?

[Pandora]

In case anybody out there is/was wondering: What Are PFAS? PFAS stands for perfluoroalkyl or polyfluoroalkyl substances, a group of chemicals that have properties that allow them to repel water, dirt, and oil. You may know them by an older term “PFCs,” or perfluorochemicals. Manufacturers use PFAS to make everyday household products, as well as things in industries like:

[Toppert1]

Excellent post Pandora.  I've been wondering about that all the time lately.  Buy More !