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PFAS News. Seems never ending, but important, interesting, and dare we say it, exciting! Stay informed on the latest need-to-know developments on #PFAS by reading our latest quarterly newsletter, #FastNewsOnPFAS. Authored by our esteemed subject matter experts and industry leaders, this edition covers: - DoD Response to Federal National Primary Drinking Water Regulations - Development and Demonstration of First Field-Ready PFAS-Detection Technology - The Chevron Doctrine - Important Update from our Previous Newsletters To learn more, click the link below: https://lnkd.in/exA-d3sG To subscribe, email pfas@westonsolutions.com or visit the ‘Papers & Publications’ tab of our website. #Newsletter #WestonSolutions #Subscribe #needtoknow

The EPA's designation of some PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) as hazardous substances will affect the environmental due diligence and remediation process for a wide range of projects. How could it affect yours? Dan Schneider, national director of site investigation and remediation, shares insights on the importance of identifying PFAS sources at your site, and how our knowledge base and project experience can help you navigate evolving PFAS regulations for airports, wastewater treatment plants, industrial facilities, power plants, and more. https://lnkd.in/efH5zz5A

A great example below of how water testing labs can be agile as PFAS regulations evolve globally. Comment below if you have questions or would like more information on how to meet EPA, DWI or global PFAS regulations.

Did you miss our Highs and Lows of PFAS Testing Expert Panel? Don't worry, you can watch it on demand today! Watch experts from across the food and environmental testing arena discuss challenges, best practices, solutions, and the future of analyzing these “forever” chemicals. Watch now: https://bit.ly/48eNMKC #PFAS #Xevo #WaterTesting #Environment

Getting one step closer to understand #PFAS life cycle in 2024 as #EPA requires companies that have manufactured or imported #PFAS for commercial purposes in any year since 2011 to report chemical identity, uses, volumes made and processed, byproducts, #environmental and #health effects, #worker exposure, and #disposal. Get the recent updates on everything #PFAS with #FastnewsonPFAS.

PFAS regulation has grown ever more complicated. We work with communities around the US to find solutions. Learn more in a recent webinar from the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies (AMWA): https://lnkd.in/ehpBEbWw

📢 New guide! Unpacking the PFAS Value Chain: Explore the intricate world of #PFAS with "Unpacking the PFAS Value Chain: A Comprehensive Guide," covering regulatory updates, environmental impacts, and technological solutions. For full access to the guide, click the link below. https://lnkd.in/gUwHmMBR

Dive into the future of water quality and environmental protection with David’s insightful analysis! “Is EPA Method 1633 on the Horizon for Clean Water Act Promulgation?” is our latest PFAS blog post from David Blye, Senior Principal Chemist. David explores the rapid advancements in PFAS regulations and the recommendation for US EPA Method 1633 to measure PFAS in non-drinking water. Despite the urgency, recent discussions with the US EPA suggest that Method 1633 may not be proposed for promulgation before the end of 2024. 🔗 https://hubs.ly/Q02LjQnb0 #CleanWaterAct #PFAS #EPAMethod1633

ALS Environmental rapidly developed a sensitive and quantitative analytical method to detect 47 PFAS substances plus 6:2 FTAB in response to the DWI requirements. Click on the link below to hear Principal Scientist John Quick at ALS Environmental discuss their current #PFAS analysis approach and the future scope for meeting the evolving PFAS water regulations. https://lnkd.in/e8TjzQ7C #waterquality #analyticalchemistry #wateranalysis #environmentalmonitoring #massspectrometry

Big news today as we learn that yesterday, January 31, EPA Administrator Regan signed a proposed rule to list nine PFAS as RCRA "hazardous constituents". We've seen this coming, but many thought it would only include PFOS and PFOA. Administrator Regan also signed a proposed rule titled "Definition of Hazardous Waste Applicable to Corrective Action for Releases from Solid Waste Management Units" which clarifies that all RCRA "hazardous constituents" will be subject to RCRA Corrective Action. I'll be sharing more on the implications of this in the near future, so stay tuned. Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Steps to Protect Communities from PFAS and Other Emerging Chemicals of Concern | US EPA https://lnkd.in/e4cYM2QV