Antwerp's Halve Maan pond sludge cleanup to cost €1.5M, includes PFAS removal

The municipality of Beveren-Kruibeke-Zwijndrecht will remove contaminated sludge containing heavy metals and PFAS from the Halve Maan fish pond, part of the 19th-century Defensieve Dijk cultural landscape. The €1.5 million remediation is scheduled for next spring, aiming to upgrade the area. This is a local environmental infrastructure project with no broader market or geopolitical implications.

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