"An ecosystem-based framework recognises PFAS as a contaminant that cycles through rivers, sediments, aquifers and even biological systems." That framing from Dr. Arash Zamyadi captures well the regulatory direction now being formalised internationally. The Council of the Europea
Why this matters: An ecosystem-based framework recognises PFAS as a contaminant that cycles through rivers, sediments, aquifers and even biological systems."
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Original source: Monash Lens
Source published: 15 Apr 2026
Added to Enviro News: 15 Apr 2026 · 6:34 PM
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