Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Colorado State University Spur Campus
Hydro Building; Bear and Spring Creek Classroom
4777 National Western Drive, Denver
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), often referred to as "forever chemicals," are a growing concern due to their persistence in the environment and potential health risks. These contaminants have been detected in various media, including water, air, soil, consumer products, and human tissues. As public awareness of these hazards grows, so does regulatory scrutiny and legal action.
Join Trihydro Corporation and Colorado State University for a Colorado-focused forum to learn more about the latest developments in PFAS science and regulations. Experts from academia, industry, and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment will discuss environmental analysis, regulatory updates, and remediation techniques to address the challenges posed by PFAS.
This forum will provide the latest updates on PFAS, covering:
- Overview of PFAS chemistry and environmental fate and transport
- Scope and significance of PFAS environmental impacts
- Advancements in PFAS environmental sampling and analyses
- Importance of generating high-quality PFAS data
- Latest developments in federal and Colorado-specific PFAS regulations
- Insights into toxicology driving regulatory attention
- Overview of recent PFAS-related litigation trends
- Examination of advancements in separation and destructive technologies for PFAS treatment
- Insights into PFAS-related challenges faced by municipalities/utilities
- Colorado-specific PFAS remediation efforts
- Open dialog with speakers and other experts to foster a deeper understanding of PFAS-related issues in Colorado
Participate at no cost, either in person at the Colorado State University Spur Campus or virtually through a live Teams webinar.
If you plan to attend in person, please register by Tuesday, February 4th, to ensure adequate food and beverage arrangements.
Want to read up on PFAS before the webinar? Learn more about what’s new: https://www.trihydro.com/technical-articles