REGENESIS invites you to attend our upcoming Environmental Webinars featuring events with leading experts in regulations, testing, and remediation. Topics will include the PFAS regulatory-scientific interface for 2027 and beyond, PFAS Monitored Retention (PMR) and Enhanced Retention (PER), managing PFAS at smaller sites, and turning challenging CVOC sites into remediation success stories. Each webinar will provide an opportunity for questions and answers. Certificates of completion are available on request. Sign up for the upcoming webinars today!*
* NOTE: We encourage you to register even if you are unable to attend every event since you will receive each of the recordings following their scheduled broadcast dates.
Navigating the Intersection of PFAS Regulations and Science
Thursday, September 17th, 2026 | 11am pacific/2pm eastern
In this webinar we are pleased to have Taryn McKnight, Vice President and PFAS Practice Leader at Eurofins Environment Testing (USA), as a special guest speaker. Her presentation will discuss navigating the PFAS regulatory-scientific interface for 2027 and beyond.
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Taryn McKnight
Vice President and PFAS Practice Leader , Eurofins Environment Testing (USA)
Taryn McKnight, Vice President and PFAS Practice Leader for Eurofins Environment Testing in the U.S., has 25 years of experience in the environmental testing industry. As one of the company’s subject matter experts on PFAS, Ms. McKnight contributes to multiple organization and agency workgroups to address PFAS challenges, including her effort as co-chair of the NGWA subcommittee to develop PFAS Sampling Guidance and a PFAS Forensics White Paper. With her expertise she provides technical guidance to clients in setting up programs to achieve their site-specific objectives, and to agencies with understanding their analytical options and data usability considerations.
PFAS Monitored Retention (PMR) and Enhanced Retention (PER): A Practical Framework for Managing PFAS Groundwater Sites
Thursday, October 15th, 2026 | 11am pacific/2pm eastern
In this webinar we are pleased to have special guest speakers Dr. Charles Newell, Vice President at GSI Environmental, and Dr. David Adamson, Vice President and Principal Engineer with GSI Environmental. Their presentation will examine PFAS Monitored Retention (PMR), a non-destructive extension of monitored natural attenuation in which physical and chemical retention processes are used to protect downgradient receptors; and PFAS Enhanced Retention (PER), the active companion to PMR for sites where natural retention alone is insufficient. They will be joined by Paul Erickson, PhD, Vice President of Research and Development at REGENESIS.
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Charles Newell, PhD
Vice President, GSI Environmental Inc.
Dr. Charles Newell is a Vice President at GSI Environmental Inc. in Houston. Dr. Newell has co-authored more than 30 technical publications on PFAS fate, transport, and remediation, and has led multiple PFAS research projects funded by the U.S. Department of War. His honors include the 2014 Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program Project of the Year Award, the 2016 Interstate Technology and Regulatory Council Environmental Excellence Award, and the 2024 Gordon Maskew Fair Award from the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists.
David Adamson, PhD
Vice President and Principal Engineer, GSI Environmental Inc.
Dr. David Adamson is a Vice President and Principal Engineer with GSI Environmental Inc. and has more than 26 years of environmental project experience in environmental consulting and academic research. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in Texas. Since joining GSI in 2004, Dr. Adamson has served as a Principal Investigator or co-Principal Investigator on over 25 DoD-sponsored research projects, including those focused on 1,4-dioxane, PFAS, innovative long-term monitoring strategies, enhanced amendment delivery systems, and improved characterization and treatment methods for contaminants in low-permeability matrices. 
Paul Erickson, Ph.D.
Vice President of Research and Development, REGENESIS
Dr. Paul Erickson is the Vice President of Research & Development with REGENESIS,
overseeing the commercialization of new environmental solutions to address complex
remediation challenges. In his time with REGENESIS, Dr. Erickson led the development of
a number of remediation products and technologies, including PetroFix, AquiFix, SourceStop and FluxTracer.
Dr. Erickson earned a BS degree in Chemistry from Florida State University, a
Masters in Chemistry from the University of Minnesota, and a PhD in Environmental
Chemistry from ETH Zurich. He is an author on over 20 peer-reviewed scientific
publications mainly in the area of environmental chemistry.
Turning Challenging CVOC Sites into Remediation Success Stories
Date: Tuesday, November 10th, 2026 | 11am pacific/2pm eastern
In this webinar Stephen Sherman, Consultant at Integral Consulting, will discuss case studies that demonstrate turning challenging CVOC sites into remediation success stories.
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Stephen Sherman
Consultant, Integral Consulting
Mr. Stephen Sherman is a California licensed professional geologist with over 17 years of experience in soil, air, and groundwater investigation; and soil and groundwater remediation, primarily focused on CVOC and PFAS contaminated sites. His experience includes managing and leading air, soil, and groundwater site investigations; managing monitoring and sampling programs; overseeing various drilling technologies and in situ remedial injections; and designing and overseeing the installation of groundwater monitoring, injection, and extraction wells. Mr. Sherman also has experience in environmental site assessments, construction management, remedial costing, and remedial performance evaluations.
Managing PFAS at Smaller Sites: Practical Strategies for Localized Plumes
Date: Tuesday, December 15th, 2026 | 11am pacific/2pm eastern
In this webinar Matt Dunn, PhD, Scientist III and Ocean Science PFAS Lead at Tetra Tech, will discuss managing PFAS at smaller sites, focussing on practical strategies for localized plumes. He will be joined by Paul Erickson, PhD, Vice President of Research and Development at REGENESIS, who will discuss strategies for treating PFAS in soil and groundwater using colloidal activated carbon.
Matt Dunn, PhD
Scientist III, Ocean Science PFAS Lead, Tetra Tech
Matt Dunn is an oceanographer and analytical chemist focused on understanding the fate & transport of contaminants in the natural environment. Using a combination of numerical models and advanced data visualization tools in conjunction with hands-on field and lab experience, Matt's work focuses on unravelling how PFAS gets from source to sink. Prior to joining Tetra Tech to contribute to PFAS business development and data analysis, Matt completed his PhD at the University of Rhode Island with a focus on tracking PFAS fate & transport using passive samplers.