Salzburg airport plans €50 million for repair of PFAS loads

Salzburg airport plans €50 million for repair of PFAS loads
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The Salzburg airport plans a second phase of PFAS soil and groundwater remediation costing about €50 million.

Up to €30 million of the cost will come from the Austrian contaminated site remediation fund.

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