Septic Surprises
Identifying the Impacts and Potential PFAS Risks of Septic Systems
A property can look squeaky clean on paper: no factories, no tanks, no “chemical” history. But if you don’t ask, “Is it on septic?” you may overlook one of the most surprising, and potentially most significant, sources of PFAS.
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PFAS Q&A: NFA Determinations for PFAS-Impacted Sites
Can you achieve a No Further Action (NFA) determination when soil and groundwater are impacted by PFAS?
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REGULATORY CORNER: EPA Holds Steady with Approach to PFAS Regulation
While widespread PFAS regulatory rollbacks were expected following the administration change in 2025, the federal strategy has not led to the anticipated deregulations.
The current U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has adjusted certain timelines, but it has not abandoned its foundational PFAS regulatory framework—particularly regarding the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and drinking water standards.