This bulletin provides information on a law that sets requirements for the sale and use of firefighting foam containing PFAS.
Chemicals & Emerging Contaminants
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services PFAS Response Firefighting Foam Webpage
This webpage describes ways to mitigate the potential risks associated with environmental releases of firefighting foam containing PFAS.
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Firefighting Foam Use, Replacement and Disposal
This fact sheet defines types of firefighting foams and describes requirements for phasing out and disposing of AFFF.
Maine Emergency Management Agency PFAS Webpage
This webpage provides resources related to PFAS in the state of Maine, including those related to the Governor’s PFAS Task Force and AFFF.
Michigan PFAS Action Response Team Firefighting Foam and PFAS
This webpage provides information on reducing and reporting the use of AFFF, including resources for firefighters and details about their AFFF take-back program.
Washington Department of Ecology AFFF Collection & Disposal Program
This webpage describes the benefits of participating in the AFFF Collection & Disposal program, elibigility, how to join, and FAQs.
Washington Department of Ecology Dangerous Waste Guidance
This webpage provides guidance to ensure businesses properly handle and dispose of dangerous waste.
Wisconsin Department of National Resources PFAS Action Plan
This PFAS Action Plan serves as a roadmap for the state in its efforts to address PFAS contamination and includes proposed action items identified by state agencies and informed by…
Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation PFAS Roadmap 2023
This roadmap outlines continued efforts to address PFAS through source identification, product related actions, MCL implementation, coordination with U.S. EPA and other actions.
Washington Adopts Restrictions on Carcinogens in Cosmetics
Last month, the Washington State Department of Ecology (Ecology) adopted a rule imposing restrictions on 25 formaldehyde-releasing chemicals, which are known carcinogens commonly used to extend the shelf life of…
