Presented by: The Boston Globe»

Boston Globe description: “Since the discovery of elevated levels of toxic chemicals known as PFAS in local drinking water, towns in Massachusetts and beyond have struggled to adequately protect public health. Climate reporter Sabrina Shankman moderates a discussion with scientists and town members affected by these chemicals and what can — and should — be done to mitigate them.”

Speakers

• Sabrina Shankman, The Boston Globe
• Kyla Bennett, PEER’s Director of Science Policy
• Ayesha Khan, Nantucket PFAS Action Group
• John Bugbee, Town of Wayland
• Martin Bureau, Eng., Ph.D., Sanexen