SGI publishes report on PFAS at Sundsvall-Timrå Airport
The report maps the spread of PFAS in soil and groundwater to facilitate a pilot test with activated carbon. The results show high levels of PFOS.
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In short: SGI published erosion research, tested contaminated-sediment dredging and reported PFAS-treatment findings.
The report maps the spread of PFAS in soil and groundwater to facilitate a pilot test with activated carbon. The results show high levels of PFOS.
The SÅMAF project (2026–2030) is funded by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency to evaluate sustainable mass management.
The pilot projects demonstrate immediate effect and recommend rapid implementation of site-specific remediation technologies to protect drinking water.
The contribution is distributed across four areas; SEK 18 million goes to Ivarslund for soil stripping and a timber palisade, with the rest going to investigations in three other areas. The measure in Ivarslund is expected to be completed in December 2028.
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