A position paper for industrywide and individual companies’ advocacy, TRSA’s “Addressing PFAS in the Environment,” makes the case that government agencies should base any regulation of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances on strong science. The document also notes the need for collaboration on effective treatment and disposal technologies for wastewater and solids. Published as part of TRSA’s new PFAS Planning Toolkit (go to bit.ly/PFASKit) the paper describes the importance of these chemicals to personal protective equipment and notes their barrier protection and water- and stain-repellant benefits. The paper acknowledges that there is sufficient concern to begin phasing out the production of ...