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Graphics and Printed Materials

Recommended Citation: Reed, C., Haine, D., Lane, M.R., and Gray, K.M. (2019). PFAS Graphics: Sources, exposure pathways, and health effects. Chapel Hill, NC: UNC Institute for the Environment and NC PFAS Testing Network.

Authors: Caroline Reed, Dane Haine, MS, Megan Rodgers Lane, MEA, and Kathleen M. Gray, PhD, UNC-Chapel Hill

Subject-Matter Experts / Reviewers: Wanda Bodnar, PhD, Rebecca Fry, PhD, Jackie MacDonald Gibson, PhD, and Jason Surratt, PhD, UNC-Chapel Hill; Jamie DeWitt, PhD, East Carolina University; David Genereux, PhD, Jane Hoppin, SciD, and Katy May, MS, NC State University; Jory Weintraub, PhD, Duke University

The NC PFAST Network tested a well in the Maysville drinking water system for 55 chemicals and found levels above the US EPA recommendation for two chemicals, PFOA and PFOS, and similar levels of PFHxS. The Network’s communications team developed this fact sheet in response to help Maysville community members understand these results.

PFAS in Drinking Water

Presentation Graphics

The graphics below were developed by the NC PFAST Network communications team and can be used in presentations to describe PFAS in the environment. To request minor edits to a graphic for presentation purposes, please contact Megan Lane at megan.lane@unc.edu.

These graphics are available for use by anyone, as long as the PFAST Network logo remains visible.

NC PFAST Network logos