As previously discussed, biosolids (also referred to as sewage sludge), are commonly used in agriculture, mine reclamation, and landscaping to provide nutrients to soils and promote plant growth. Concerns related to the potential presence of PFAS in biosolids have led to increased regulatory scrutiny, including through EPA’s Draft Risk Assessment for PFOA and
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