Introduction
Welcome to Episode 114 of the IER Podcast!
Indiana Research Universities Study PFAS Problem as Feds Move to Limit Contamination
By Enrique Saenz
After years of limited action, the federal government is moving forward with multiple plans to establish regulations limiting toxic contamination from two PFAS chemicals used for nearly a century to make products resistant to heat, water, grease and stains.
But the proposed rules could leave many understudied and potentially toxic PFAS chemicals at large in Hoosier air and waterways.
Scientists at Indiana’s research universities are working to fill in data gaps on PFAS chemicals, undertaking multidisciplinary studies to better understand how PFAS chemicals spread and affect Hoosier health.
Indiana Research Universities Study PFAS Problem as Feds Move to Limit Contamination
By Enrique Saenz
Scientists at Indiana’s research universities are working to fill in data gaps on PFAS chemicals, undertaking multidisciplinary studies to better understand how PFAS chemicals spread and affect Hoosier health.