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Total PFAS Analysis for Public Health Protection: Science, Applications, Benefits and ChallengesWorkshop Proceedings
Citation:
Poeske, R., M. Small, S. Burden, J. Shoemaker, T. Buckley, J. McCord, H. Liberatore, E. Kalve, S. Goodrow, A. Delinsky, C. Davidson, J. Sobus, AND S. Paustain. Total PFAS Analysis for Public Health Protection: Science, Applications, Benefits and ChallengesWorkshop Proceedings. Total PFAS Analysis for Public Health Protection: Science, Applications, Benefits and Challenges, N/A, DC, October 27 - 28, 2021. U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development, Washington, DC, 2022.
Impact/Purpose:
The goal of the Total PFAS Analysis for Public Health Protection: Science, Applications, Benefits and Challenges RSL Workshop was to: expand the collective understanding of the science and application of non-targeted anylyses and other total per and polyflourakl substances methods, advance the technology of these methods to state and regional partners, share benefits and challenges of these methods to better characterize PFAS present in the environment, provide an opportunity for attendees to discuss challenges and needs realted to total PFAS anaylses, and identify areas for further work and/or research.
Description:
Summary proceedings of the presentations and discussions of the Total PFAS Analysis for Public Health Protection: Science, Applications, Benefits and Challenges RSL Workshop.