Minnesota SF4207 mandates identification and reporting on priority PFAS and establishes a PFAS management protocol.

Minnesota SF4207 requires the commissioner of the Pollution Control Agency to identify emerging perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in various environmental samples and report on them every three years. The bill mandates the development of a protocol for managing priority PFAS, considering factors like geographic distribution and risk management. The commissioner must post a draft protocol for public review, hold informational meetings, and consider comments before finalizing it.

Minnesota SF4207 mandates identification and reporting on priority PFAS and establishes a PFAS management protocol.

Minnesota SF4207 requires the commissioner of the Pollution Control Agency to identify emerging perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in various environmental samples and report on them every three years. The bill mandates the development of a protocol for managing priority PFAS, considering factors like geographic distribution and risk management. The commissioner must post a draft protocol for public review, hold informational meetings, and consider comments before finalizing it.