PFAS Contamination in Alabama
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Alabama has 0 identified PFAS contamination sites tracked in our database, sourced from EPA monitoring data. PFAS "forever chemicals" have been detected in water supplies, soil, and industrial sites across the state. These per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances persist in the environment and pose potential health risks. Use the map to explore specific sites or contact a remediation professional for help.
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Get a Free Assessment →Alabama faces significant PFAS contamination challenges, particularly around military installations and industrial centers. Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville has been identified as a major source of PFOA and PFOS contamination, with groundwater plumes extending into surrounding communities. The Tennessee River watershed, which supplies drinking water to much of northern Alabama, has shown elevated PFAS levels at multiple sampling points.
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) has been working with EPA Region 4 to address contamination at several Superfund sites, including the Monsanto facility in Anniston. Birmingham and Mobile metropolitan areas have also reported detectable PFAS levels in public water systems, prompting increased monitoring and treatment investments.
Key Facts
- Redstone Arsenal contamination affects Huntsville-area groundwater
- Tennessee River watershed shows elevated PFAS at multiple points
- Anniston Monsanto Superfund site undergoing PFAS remediation
State Regulations
Alabama follows federal EPA guidelines and has implemented enhanced monitoring requirements for public water systems serving over 3,300 people. ADEM requires quarterly PFAS testing and public notification when levels exceed EPA health advisory limits.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many PFAS contamination sites are in Alabama?
Alabama has 0 PFAS contamination sites tracked in our database, sourced from EPA data.
How do I find PFAS sites near me in Alabama?
Use our interactive map to search for PFAS contamination sites near any address in Alabama. You can also browse by city below.
How can I get help with PFAS contamination in Alabama?
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