As the political season begins in earnest with the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, PFAS is one subject for which regulatory action already under consideration may be accelerated if the
Continue Reading PFAS and Presidential Politics
The economic impact — both costs and benefits — of the issuance of low parts per trillion standards for nearly ubiquitous PFAS compounds is something that will become clearer as
Continue Reading Costs and Benefits of Regulating to PPT Not Yet Understood
One of the potential challenges with starting and completing site characterizations for PFAS compounds (in addition to the lack of approved cleanup standards for many of the environmental media) is
Continue Reading Lack of Approved Analytical Methodologies a Challenge to Site Characterization
New Jersey is in the forefront in regulating PFAS substances. In 2007, New Jersey developed non-binding preliminary health-based guidance for drinking water of 40 ppt PFOA and 20 ppt
Continue Reading PFAS Regulation in New Jersey
