Thank you for your interest in joining “Emerging Research on the Fate, Transport, and Plant Uptake of PFAS in Biosolids.”
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Webinar Description
Dr. Ian Pepper, environmental microbiologist and Regents Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Arizona, will present 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 will also hear 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, will round 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 will offer accessible insights and information for everyone.
