ENSOR 2022 (V4)
20/10/2022 - 21/10/2022
The fourth ENSOR conference
Moving PFAS policy forwards in times of crisis (Karl Vrancken, Opdrachthouder Vlaamse Regering)
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Experiences after 1 year of PFAS crisis in Flanders (Johan Ceenaeme, OVAM)
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Novelty, Risk and Uncertain Science in Environmental Law (Kathleen Garnett, Law Group)
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Geostatistical data analysis tool for soil and groundwater data from DOV, application to PFAS contamination (Guillaume Vandekerckhove, UGent)
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Remediation, risk assessment and cost benefits when it comes to PFAS contamination. How much, where and how? Dealing with contaminants with ever changing risk assessments. Government and the public -how to work together?
PFAS remediation seen from a Norwegian perspective.
(Vanja Alling, Norwegian Environment Agency)
Stakeholder engagement for the first successful installation of an injectable in situ permeable reactive barrier to prevent the advection of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in Europe (Jack Shore, Regenesis UK)
Interactive discussion - part 1
PFAS and human biomonitoring in Flanders (Maja Mampaey, Vlaams Planbureau Omgeving)
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What's the PFUSS all about versus PFAS, with the P from PANIC (Jochem Goovaerts, RCA)
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How to manage and confront with the public perception in PFAS contaminated sites in Italy (Stefano Polesello, Water Research Institute (IRSA-CNR))
Developing a societal acceptable remedial action plan for an important PFAS hotspot in Flanders : challenges and lessons learned? (Dirk Nuyens, ERM)
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The risks of PFAS in crops near a fluorochemical plant in the Netherlands (Tessa Pancras, Arcadis - The Netherlands)
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Development of a protocol for the risk assessment of complex PFAS contaminations (Stjin Decru, ABO)
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