October 3, 2024 | 1-3 PM ET
This event has been cancelled.
Registration
$149/Kentucky Chamber Member
$199/Non-member
*** You will receive a link to the Zoom webinar 48 hours prior to the start time. ***
Why attend?
Recent regulations requiring companies to report on the manufacture and use of Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) present an unprecedented challenge. An evolving list of requirements, murky data from suppliers, and the need to pore through a decade of records are confounding many companies’ efforts to comply. Once companies submit their reports to the US Environmental Protection Agency, the information will become public knowledge. For some companies, that may mean unwanted attention from regulators and the public to their use of PFAS and the potential for environmental contamination.
Attend this webinar for practical perspective on compliance and strategic perspective on the possible consequences of reporting.
Agenda
- Introduction
Kate Shanks, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs, Kentucky Chamber - Program
Kathleen Sellers, PE, Technical Partner, ERM
Sara Meyer, Associate Partner, ERM
Chris Wenczel, Director/Hydrogeologist/Technical Advisor, ERM - What we mean when we say “PFAS”
- Overview of reporting requirement and deadlines
- TSCA reporting requirements and practical perspectives
- PFAS that must be reported
- Exemptions from reporting
- Information that must be reported, depending upon the type of material
- Information “known to or reasonably ascertainable by” a company
- Logistics of submittal
- Practice exercise
- EPCRA/TRI reporting requirements and practical perspectives
- PFAS that must be reported under TRI
- Information that must be reported
- Logistics of submittal
- EPCRA supplier notifications
- Looking ahead: strategic implications of reporting requirements
- Q&A
- Closing remarks
Kate Shanks, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs, Kentucky Chamber
Questions
Contact Lori Jo Goff
502-848-8727
[email protected]