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EPISODE · May 4, 2021 · 57 MIN

PFAS industry trends, sampling protocols, and analytical testing challenges with Taryn McKnight of Eurofins.

from The Environmental Transformation Podcast with Sean Grady · host Sean Grady

PFAS is one of the hottest topics in the industry. Can you say Parts Per Quadrillion! In this episode we talk with Taryn McKnight, the PFAS Practice Leader for Eurofins.  We cover PFAS regulatory concerns related to how States and the EPA are addressing this emerging contaminant of concern. We dig into laboratory testing and sampling challenges as well as the need for more defined analytical testing methods.  Other topics covered include the need for more product and toxicological testing, and a more thorough understanding of PFAS chemistries and health exposure affects. And finally, we discuss all the potential environmental impacts and liabilities associated with PFAS contamination. This is a must listen episode if you are in the Environmental Industry! Thanks to our Sponsors: E-Tank, Terra Nova Solutions, and Cascade Environmental

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