The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality has been working to assess and mitigate PFAS emissions from the Chemours facility in Fayetteville, NC, for several years. PFAS compounds were first discovered in the Cape Fear River by EPA researchers. Various PFAS compounds, including HFPO Dimer Acid, or “GenX,” have since been discovered in surface water, rain, soil, sediment, fish, foam on surface water, and in private drinking water wells more than 12 miles from the facility. Join staff from the NC DEQ to learn more about the PFAS investigation in the area and how impacted resources are being addressed to protect human health and the environment.

NC DEQ Speakers:
• Julie Grzyb, Deputy Director, Division of Water Resources
• Julie Woosley, Hazardous Waste Section Chief, Division of Waste Management
• Michael Pjetraj, Deputy Director, Division of Air Quality

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