Brussels, April 12 -- A Belgian environmental technology firm has expressed its readiness to bring its advanced decontamination solutions to Vietnam, helping handle the Agent Orange (AO) wound that has lingered half a century after the war's end. Haemers Technologies, with over three decades of experience in soil decontamination, successfully tested its thermal cleaning technology on Vietnamese soil contaminated with dioxin, the deadly component of AO that has persisted in the environment for years. Its technology works by heating contaminated soil to release toxic compounds in vapour form, which are then collected and incinerated at 1,200 degrees Celsius to destroy the dioxin. Haemers Technologies is the only company that has completely ...