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PFAS source differentiation guide for airports
Airports face increasing regulatory and technical challenges for addressing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) found on or near their facilities. Sources of PFAS may be attributable to activities such as the use of aqueous film forming foam during aircraft rescue and firefighting activities or from airport neighbors who use products that contain PFAS. ACRP Research Report 255: PFAS Source Differentiation Guide for Airports, from TRB's Airport Cooperative Research Program, provides recommended practices for determining the source of PFAS detected in soil and water on or near an airport.
Airport PFAS issue awareness -- Understanding potential PFAS sources -- PFAS fate and transport--state of the science -- PFAS sampling and analysis -- PFAS source screening and advanced forensics -- PFAS source differentiation download tool.
Janet Anderson, Dan Schneider, Mat Knutson, Zachary Puchacz.
Includes bibliographical references (page 82-85).