In the article “Why Airport Managers and Commissions Can No Longer ‘Wait and See’ on PFAS Firefighting Foam“, published in the latest issue of Aviation Pros, Guy Dalton discusses two recent significant trends in PFAS management for airports. Federal agencies are readying to phase out PFAS-containing aqueous film-forming foams (AFFF) while states are ending their buyback and disposal programs, making now the time for airports to act on PFAS.
Why Airport Managers and Commissions Can No Longer “Wait and See” on PFAS Firefighting Foam
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