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California-based BioLargo joins NJIT-led consortium to advance solutions for PFAS

Source: ROI-NJ · Aug 3, 2026, 5:52 AM

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The New Jersey Institute of Technology announced that BioLargo Inc., a California-based environmental technology company, has joined the New Jersey PFAS Partnership Innovation Consortium.

The NJIT-led initiative focuses on accelerating the development, validation, and deployment of solutions to address per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)—persistent chemicals found in drinking water and soil that pose public health risks.

BioLargo's expertise in environmental remediation technology strengthens the consortium's efforts to tackle this emerging contamination challenge affecting New Jersey communities.

Key points

  • BioLargo Inc. becomes newest member of NJIT-led PFAS Partnership Innovation Consortium
  • Consortium aims to accelerate development and deployment of PFAS remediation solutions
  • PFAS contamination is a growing concern in New Jersey drinking water and groundwater
  • BioLargo brings California-based environmental technology expertise to address the problem
  • Initiative focuses on validation of new technologies to combat persistent chemicals

FAQ

What are PFAS and why are they a concern?
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are persistent chemicals that accumulate in drinking water, groundwater, and soil. They are resistant to breaking down in the environment and have been linked to health issues. New Jersey has identified PFAS contamination in multiple communities and water supplies, making remediation a priority.
What will BioLargo contribute to the consortium?
BioLargo brings its experience developing environmental technology solutions. The company's expertise in treatment and remediation technology will help accelerate the development and validation of new approaches to address PFAS contamination in New Jersey.
Who is leading this PFAS consortium effort?
The New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) is leading the initiative. The New Jersey PFAS Partnership Innovation Consortium brings together academic institutions, government partners, and private companies like BioLargo to coordinate efforts on this contamination challenge.

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