A Trio of Synthetic “P”s: PFAS Polymers, Nano Plastics and Phthalate Plasticisers

This webinar took place on 19 June 2025 11.00am

Duration: 2hr

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A Trio of Synthentic “P”s: PFAS Polymers, Nano Plastics and Phthalate Plasticisers webinar will  took place on Thursday 19th June 2025 (11-1pm)

Delivered by Paul Nathanail and special guests

National cuisines often have a trio of ingredients, such as aromatics, herbs, or spices, that form a definitive base flavour.  This webinar introduced a different trio of interlinked toxicants and carriers which will challenge the current risk assessment and risk management paradigm.  Finer than a human hair, nano plastics are linked with behavioural disorders in biota and inflammation of the gastrointestinal and lung epithelial membranes. The manufacture, use and disposal of PFAS polymers results in release of PFAS monomers linked to cancer and other adverse effects in humans. Some phthalate plasticisers interfere with human hormonal systems and cause allergies.  Co-occurrence of 2 or 3 members of the trio are known and the effect on properties, transport, fate and toxicity slowly being understood. This webinar will explored how this trio of individual families relate.

 

Watch the recording at a cost of £35 inc VAT.

 

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Speakers

Paul Nathanail

Director, Land Quality Management Ltd

Paul is a director of specialist contaminated land consultancy LQM. He offers expert witness and intelligent client services, delivers live and online training courses and carries out DQRAs.  He balances consultancy, research and knowledge transfer in the fields of sustainable contaminated land management, brownfield redevelopment and circular land use.   Paul is the lead author of CIRIA’s guide on PFAS (C819), supervised research projects on microplastics, featured in a Maggie Philbin documentary on phthalates, and has burnt several non-stick pans.

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