Carbonxt

🎃👻 Spooky season is in full swing here at Carbonxt! Our team got creative and dressed up for Halloween, bringing both fright and fun to the office! From jimmy buffets in a hurricane to superhero engineers and everything in between, we’re all about putting the BOO in “boo-sting” environmental solutions. 🌎💨

Follow us to see how we’re tackling PFAS mitigation and mercury emissions control in scary good style! Have a safe and spooky Halloween from all of us at Carbonxt! 🧪🎃

PFAS chemicals are present in our water supply, our food supply, our clothing, and even the air we breathe. To date, more than $3 billion has been spent on testing, monitoring, cleanup, and other costs created by the PFAS crisis.

But the cost in human health and environmental damage is even greater. What can be done? We can start with developing sustainable solutions for PFAS remediation, and that's exactly what we're doing at Carbonxt. We’re tackling the PFAS problem with multi-faceted solutions designed to safeguard public health, meet EPA compliance guidelines, and reduce environmental impact.

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Hello, friends of the ! We're happy to announce that we'll be attending in New Orleans, LA, and we are looking to connect with fellow leaders in the future of water.

At Carbonxt, we're not just another company in the water industry. We're innovators in activated carbon solutions uniquely tailored to specific problems. Whether it's removing PFAS chemicals, tackling nutrient pollution, or pioneering red tide innovation, our large R&D side ensures we're always at the forefront of cleaner water solutions.

To learn more about what we do and how we can help achieve a more sustainable and clean world, you can contact us on LinkedIn or by email at [email protected].

Do you have corrosion problems in your plant? Brominated carbon may be the culprit. That's why many of our partners choose our non-corrosive activated carbons instead.

Our superior-oxidizing additive makes our non-corrosive carbon products just as effective as their brominated counterparts. Backed by regular performance and optimization testing, our non-corrosive additives keep your systems operating at peak efficiency while eliminating corrosive damage cause by brominated products.

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PFAS have created one of the most urgent public health issues facing communities today. It's time to take action!

At Carbonxt, our team is fervently committed to protecting public health and the enviornment with sustainable, eco-friendly solutions. By leveraging cutting-edge methods and sustainable production practices, we ensure efficient PFAS removal while minimizing our environmental footprint.

Learn how we're combating the detrimental effects of "forever chemicals" on human well-being and ecosystems: https://lnkd.in/gR5BZeqT

Did you know that 99.9% of Americans have PFAS in their bloodstream?

PFAS is a universal problem that causes serious health impacts and puts lives at risk. These chemcials have been found in drinking water supplies in all 50 states, and they have been linked to cancer, thyroid problems, birth defects and more.

Carbonxt is working to address this critical issue with sustainable solutions that protect homes, communities, and the environment.

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Benjamin Pepper and Augustus Hoff from our team went to lovely Punta Gorda last week to attend the 17th Southwest Florida Water and Wastewater Conference. There, Benjamin and Augustus connected with fellow engineers in the water filtration and cleaning industry. The two also attended seminars on PFAS chemicals and the future of PFAS in our drinking water.

Dr. Viraj DeSilva, a wastewater educator, gave an excellent presentation on PFAS and how states around the country are solving the problem. The Environmental Protection Agency has set ambitious limits on PFAS, to which water treatment plants must adapt. He warned that even though some water treatment plants might be at a safe level now, it is essential to have a plan in place in case of a PFAS spike.

We look forward to using our team of engineers and specialized activated carbon production to help future customers with their unique water treatment needs, especially with rising requirements for a lower concentration of PFAS.