Comparative Analysis of State Regulation of PFAS in the Great Lakes and Lake Champlain Regions

Major Goals and Objectives

This project was funded through the “Social and Economic Impacts of PFAS in the Great Lakes and Lake Champlain Regions” opportunity. 

The National Sea Grant Law Center seeks to build a foundation for advancing regional consensus regarding PFAS regulation by fulfilling the following project objectives: (1) conducting a legal scan of each state in the regions related to PFAS contamination to identify and compile relevant provisions; (2) conducting a comparative analysis of legal approaches adopted in the Great Lakes, as well as in other regions in the country, to illustrate the range and differences in policy tools; and (3) developing 2-3 case studies of state actions addressing PFAS contamination to explore policy challenges and legal risks.

Minnesota Sea Grant and Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant will support outreach efforts for this project.

Research Information

Principal Investigator:
Stephanie Otts
Initiation Date:
2023
Affiliation:
National Sea Grant Law Center

Our Work

Contacts

Stephanie Otts
sshowalt@olemiss.edu
Catherine Janasie
cjanasie@olemiss.edu
Hilarie Sorensen
soren360@d.umn.edu
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