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ITRC Announces New PFAS Team for 2017

The goal for the PFAS team is to produce concise technical resources that will help regulators and other stakeholders improve their understanding of the current science regarding PFAS compounds. The project will produce a series of six Fact Sheets, each synthesizing key information for one of the following core subjects: (1) History and Use of Environmental Sources, (2) Nomenclature Overview and Physicochemical Properties, (3) Fate and Transport, (4) Site Characterization Tools, Sampling Techniques, and Laboratory Analytical Methods, (5) Remediation Technologies and Methods, and (6) Regulatory Summary. Following development of the fact sheets, the team will begin developing a technical regulatory guidance document.

http://www.itrcweb.org/documents/pfasfactsheet.pdf

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