What Airports Need To Know About PFAS Risks
February 10, 2021
In Law360, Renée Martin-Nagle, PhD and David Rockman discuss the consequences of the use of aqueous film forming foam, which is used for rapid suppression of aviation-related fires. The firefighting foam contains PFAS chemicals (or “forever chemicals”), which have long-term environmental impacts. They explain how airports can determine the location and extent of PFAS contamination, implement measures to reduce and prevent future contamination, respond to stakeholder concerns, and prepare for regulations and litigation on the horizon.
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