Lines of Evidence and Developing Good Practices to Assess the Effectiveness of PFAS Remediation Technologies

The need for viable treatment solutions to manage PFAS chemicals in groundwater is growing substantially due to increased public and media attention to PFAS as an emerging contaminant and is becoming more essential as regulations across the globe continue to evolve and strategies developed to manage PFAS chemicals in the UK. The PFAS Lines of Evidence and Developing Good Practice project to assess the effectiveness of PFAS remediation technologies will help close the evidence gap which is currently affecting regulation and environmental performance and support our decision making. Project work delivery forms part of our coordinated programme of work to develop our approach to managing the risk from PFAS chemicals. Final product and developed tools will produce outputs in a format that can provide internal and external guidance for both practitioners and our operational teams.