EGLE: PFAS testing will be targeted for dredging; few harbors likely affected
EGLE told a House appropriations subcommittee that PFAS contamination testing for Corps-maintained harbor dredging will be used selectively, will be costly, and is likely relevant to a small number of commercial harbors.
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Jared Sanders of EGLE told the House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Environment, Great Lakes and Energy that the agency is developing a targeted approach to testing dredged material for PFAS ahead of corps-maintained harbor dredging projects.
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