In this webinar we were pleased to have Scott Wilson, President and CEO of REGENESIS share information on the misconceptions surrounding the use of pumping groundwater to flush PFAS from aquifers. In situ PFAS remediation was then explained and an overview was presented of performance expectations of this widely adopted remediation approach.
Highlights of this free webinar:
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Elimination of PFAS Risk
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Time required to pump aquifers of PFAS hazard
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Expansion of risk and liability due to pumping generating PFAS waste
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Impact and ramifications of CERCLA designation relating to liability and risk
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US Defense Department budget language directing use of cost-effective in situ remediation
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Key scientific research cited in support of in situ remedial approach for PFAS
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Design of colloidal activated carbon remediation system
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Longevity of in situ treatment with colloidal carbon
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Costs of PFAS remediation on actual projects
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In situ treatment - elimination of all PFAS risk and liability
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About the Presenter:
Scott Wilson
President & CEO, REGENESIS
Scott Wilson has extensive experience in the development and application of advanced technologies for groundwater and soil restoration. He is a widely published expert with over 30 years’ experience designing, installing and operating a broad range of remediation technologies under State and Federal regulatory frameworks. He is an active member of the Interstate Technology Regulatory Council (ITRC) PFAS Team and a trainer on the topic of PFAS Treatment Technologies. For nearly a decade Mr. Wilson was a lecturer for the National Water Well Association (now NGWA) on the topic of corrective actions. Mr. Wilson received a M.S. from the University of Texas at El Paso, a B.A. from the University of San Diego and an M.B.A. from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.