Geological Survey funding supports research on PFAS accumulation in wild rice and arrowhead and how traditional food processing affects PFAS levels at up to four sites in the Ceded Territories.
PFAS Community Grants Sampling Program supports Wisconsin municipalities and tribal governing bodies in sampling water and wastewater and responding to contaminated wells to disrupt PFAS exposure.
The U.S. Geological Survey funds a Pacific Northwest Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to analyze aquatic monitoring data and assess watershed trends and management impacts in the Northwest Forest Plan area.
The U.S. Geological Survey seeks a Great Rivers Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to study Great Lakes fish ecology and support resource management and recovery planning over five years.
Targeted Grants for the Study of PFAS in Agricultural Systems, Round 1 supports researchers studying PFAS on farms to help Maine commercial farmers make decisions about contaminated agricultural property.
The Geological Survey seeks a Great Rivers Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to assess in-situ fluorometry for detecting invasive carp milt in rivers downstream from spawning sites.