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This webinar was originally recorded as a part of Michigan PFAS Action Response Team's first annual PFAS Awareness Week, but is applicable to anyone from any state.

PFAS can seem overwhelming, but there are opportunities to break the cycle. Participants will gain a better understanding of challenges and practical solutions:

Where PFAS comes from and how it moves through the environment
How PFAS investigations are performed
What treatment and destruction technologies are available today and what is coming next

PFAS: From Investigation to Solutions

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Rose Hanson

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Rose supports clients for both the water and environment fields. She has championed lead service line inventories and replacement programs.

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Watch this webinar and earn a PDH:

This webinar was originally recorded as a part of Michigan PFAS Action Response Team's first annual PFAS Awareness Week, but is applicable to anyone from any state.

PFAS can seem overwhelming, but there are opportunities to break the cycle. Participants will gain a better understanding of challenges and practical solutions:

Where PFAS comes from and how it moves through the environment

How PFAS investigations are performed

What treatment and destruction technologies are available today and what is coming next