PFAS update: Current state-by-state groundwater regulations

By David Brankin, John Kindschuh, Thomas Lee, Bryan Cave, and Leighton Paisner | JD Supra | July 21, 2021

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“The snapshot provided below is current as of July 19, 2021, but it is important to note that this is a rapidly developing regulatory space. Some states, such as North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin have proposed groundwater regulations for PFAS which may take effect soon, and more state actions, as well as possible federal action, are expected to be announced later this year. All of which means that businesses should consider whether they currently use or discharge any PFAS compounds, and if so, evaluate what state regulations may apply, particularly if they operate in any of the below-listed jurisdictions. In addition, owners of property with legacy PFAS use, and prospective purchasers of commercial and industrial properties, should review the most current groundwater quality standards as part of the due diligence process.”…

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