PFAS remediation strategies in a shifting regulatory landscape

This Accelerating Science Forum explores how to develop effective PFAS remediation strategies, evaluate treatment performance, and navigate evolving regulatory expectations.

As regulatory scrutiny of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) continues to increase, organizations face growing pressure to demonstrate that remediation strategies can effectively address contamination while meeting evolving regulatory expectations. Defining what successful remediation looks like, however, is rarely straightforward, with decisions shaped by the contamination scenario, treatment objectives, and practical considerations.

A growing range of established and emerging technologies offers different approaches to PFAS treatment, but selecting the right strategy requires more than demonstrating removal alone. Understanding real-world performance, generating reliable evidence of treatment effectiveness, and considering how individual approaches work together are all important when developing a remediation strategy that can stand up to scrutiny.

Join our expert panel as we explore what successful PFAS remediation looks like in practice, how treatment approaches can be evaluated, and the role of monitoring and analytical data in demonstrating performance. We will also discuss how evolving regulatory expectations are influencing remediation decisions and what organizations should consider as PFAS treatment strategies continue to develop.

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Webinar details

• Cost: Free to attend
• Location: Online
• Duration: 60 mins

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