Presentations
The Way Forward: PFAS as a Blueprint for Emerging Contaimnants
December 1, 2020
Executive Director Arlene Blum gave a talk at the International Virtual PFAS Conference in Germany about the Institute's communication strategy.
Reducing Harm from PFAS For a Healthier Environment
November 30, 2020
Executive Director Arlene Blum gave the keynote address at the International Virtual PFAS Conference hosted by the German Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, and Nuclear Safety (BMU) and the Federal Office of the Environment (UBA).
PFAS: What It is, What It Comes From, Where It's Found and Its Dangers
October 19, 2020
Executive Director Arlene Blum gave the keynote address at the PFAS Summit at the California Water Environment Association (CWEA) Annual Conference.
PFAS and the Class Concept
October 16, 2020
Senior Scientist Tom Bruton presented on problems with the U.S. chemical regulatory system and the advantages of managing chemicals as classes.
A PFAS Primer
September 16, 2020
Senior Scientist Tom Bruton gave an overview of PFAS concerns related to wastewater treatment.
The Summits of Healthier Products, People, & Planet
May 1, 2020
Executive Director Arlene Blum gave a talk at the 2020 Telluride Mountain Film Festival about how reducing the use of harmful chemicals is similar to climbing the world's highest peaks.
Preventing PFAS Pollution
April 29, 2020
Senior Scientist Tom Bruton gave a talk on PFAS policy and product stewardship. Event: Groundwater Resources Association of California PFAS Week.
Tea with Jared
April 22, 2020
Executive Director Arlene Blum is interviewed by CalEPA Secretary Jared Blumenfeld for Earth Day's 50th Anniversary.
PFAS in Food Packaging: Peeling Back the Wrapper
March 31, 2020
Senior Scientist Tom Bruton presented on the uses and impacts of PFAS in food packaging and related policy developments.
Building Codes and Flame Retardants
October 29, 2019
Staff Scientist Joe Charbonnet presented "Building Codes and Flame Retardants" at the Flame Retardant Campaign Meeting.