As regulatory scrutiny on PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) intensifies, investors, banks, and property owners face growing financial and environmental risks. With the EPA proposing to expand the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) to include additional PFAS chemicals, the stakes are rising for those holding contaminated assets. In this current article for the Environmental Bankers Association Journal, our Principal Hydrogeologist, Martin Hamann, explores the implications of these regulatory changes, the potential liabilities, and the steps financial institutions and investors can take to mitigate their exposure in an evolving landscape.
Full article: EPA Proposes Increases of PFAS Under Regulation: Are Your Investments at Risk?
Environmental Bankers Association Journal - Winter 2025
