Reports
- Final Report – April 2021
- Progress Report #10 – January 2021
- Progress Report #9 – October 2020
- Progress Report #8 – July 2020
- Progress Report #7 – April 2020
- Progress Report #6 – January 2020
- Progress Report #5 – October 2019
- Progress Report #4 – July 2019
- Progress Report #3 – April 2019
- Progress Report #2 – January 2019
- Progress Report #1 – October 2018
- NC PFAS Testing Network Virtual Forum: May 2021
- Forum recording
- Information Session with PFAST Network and Agency Stakeholders: February 2021
- Slides
- Seminar #4: PFAS and Health (How Toxic are PFAS?): November 2020
- Presentation recording | Virginia Guidry slides | Jamie DeWitt slides
- Seminar #3: PFAS in Plants and Fish: October 2020
- Presentation recording | Scott Belcher slides | Owen Duckworth slides | Greg Cope slides
- Seminar #2: PFAS and Contamination Reduction: October 2020
- Presentation recording
- Seminar #1: PFAS in Drinking Water Sources: September 2020
- Presentation recording | Detlef Knappe slides | Michael Scott slides
- Fayetteville Forum: PFAS Updates in Food and Ground Water: February 2020
- Agenda | Presentation slides
- Bridging Science & Society: Presentation to NC School of Science and Mathematics Students: December 2019
- Presentation slides
- RTEHC / NC PFAST Network PFAS Summit: Integrating Science and Solutions in NC: October 2019
- Agenda | Presentation slides | Final Report
- PFAS Webinar for Educators: October 2019
- Resources | Presentation recording
- NC Coastal Federation PFAS Forum: May 2019
- Presentation slides
- Presentation to the NC General Assembly’s House Committee on the Environment: April 2019
- Presentation slides
- NC State CHHE PFAS Symposium: February 2019
- NIEHS newsletter section with presentation summaries
- Presentation to the NC General Assembly’s Joint Legislative Oversight Committee: January 2019
- Presentations slides
- Duke/UNC-Chapel Hill Symposium: Emerging Contaminants in the Ambient Environment: September 2018
- Presentation slides
- Superfund Sites Identified by EPA to have PFAS Contamination
- The U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works has published a map highlighting 180 federal Superfund Sites that were identified by EPA as having PFAS contamination. The list was provided as part of EPA response to questions at the Committee’s March 2019 hearing entitled “Examining the federal response to the risks associated with PFAS.”
- NC DHHS Cape Fear PFAS Community Survey (2019)
- This survey was conducted to better understand the concerns that people living near the Chemours Fayetteville Works Facility have about exposure to chemicals called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
- PFAS State Legislation and Federal Action (2021)
- National Conference of State Legislatures has compiled a comprehensive list of activities in state legislatures and the federal government to mitigate the public health impacts and clean up the environmental degradation the production and use of PFAS have caused.