A total ban across the entire class of PFAS would be disruptive without any basis in science. A more deliberate approach would better suit public policy.
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The widespread use of PFAS materials and their persistence have rightfully made them the target of much scrutiny. But banning the entire class of PFAS would be disruptive without any basis in science or good public policy, according to Mark Jeffreys, CEO of 4Sight. Here, he critiques the proposed ban across the entire class of PFAS chemicals and offers a more deliberate, evidence-based approach. While it does not necessarily reflect the opinions of C&T, we offer it for your consideration and investigation. -Editor
