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.
Highlights of this free webinar:
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Understand the latest PFAS regulatory landscape - How federal PFAS regulations have evolved since EPA’s 2021 PFAS Strategic Roadmap, including which rules remain in place, which have been revised or delayed, and where enforcement priorities are headed
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Stay ahead of emerging compliance requirements - Key developments impacting industry, including drinking water standards litigation, TSCA reporting changes, wastewater and biosolids regulations, and evolving PFAS destruction guidance
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Navigate federal and state regulatory uncertainty - How active state programs, ongoing rulemaking, and scientific advancements in PFAS detection and source identification are shaping compliance and liability obligations
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Develop a practical strategy for managing PFAS risk - Guidance to help organizations address PFAS compliance, monitoring, remediation planning, and potential legal and business risks in a rapidly changing regulatory environment
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About the Presenter:
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.