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EmConSoil is organizing a series of 4 webinars in January. Every Thursday afternoon (12:30-13:30 PM), a new interesting topic will be on the agenda.

December 17, 2024

EmConSoil is organizing a series of 4 webinars in January. Every Thursday afternoon (12:30-13:30 PM), a new interesting topic will be on the agenda.

January 9: PFAS Remediation
- PFAS Soil Treatment Processes: A Review of Operating Ranges and Constraints (Concawe Report No.8/24) - Jake Hurst (Arcadis)
- Knowledge Centre for Innovative Remediation Solutions (KIS vzw) stimulates stakeholders to collaborate towards solutions for PFAS - Leen Bastiaens (KIS)
January 16: Risk Assessment of PFAS
- The use of the RPF method in mixture risk assessment of PFAS - Bas Bokkers & Wieneke Bil (RIVM)
- PFAS: devising an approach for the family - Rosa Gwinn (AECOM)
January 23: PFAS in Animal and Vegetable Products
- PFAS in homegrown food from private gardens - Robin Lasters (UA/Natuurpunt)
- Systematic uptake of several PFAS by different plant groups - Lennart Gehrenkemper (UBA)
January 30: Mixture Toxicity
- Risk assessment of chemical substances - mixed feelings? - Marnix Vangheluwe (ARCHE Consulting)

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