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Emerging Research on the Fate, Transport, and Plant Uptake of PFAS in Biosolids

Dr. Ian Pepper, environmental microbiologist and Regents Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Arizona, presents key conclusions from the National Collaborative PFAS Project, a national field study of biosolids land application. His research addresses critical questions around PFAS occurrence, mobility in soils, and movement into associated groundwater at long-term application sites. Participants also heard from Dr. Linda Lee, Distinguished Professor of Agronomy at Purdue University, on her groundbreaking research into the fate of PFAS in biosolids-amended agricultural soils, including plant uptake. Chris Peot, Director of Resource Recovery for DC Water, rounded out the program with a summary of additional contextual data, including side-by-side comparisons of soil amendments, rainwater deposition, and more. Whether you’re already immersed in the science or newly exploring PFAS as a concerned citizen, this webinar offers accessible insights and information for everyone.