PFAS Contamination in New Jersey
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New Jersey was among the first states to establish drinking water standards for PFAS compounds, with 0 contamination sites identified. Industrial legacy and proximity to military installations have contributed to significant groundwater and surface water contamination.
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Get a Free Assessment →New Jersey faces some of the nation's most complex PFAS contamination challenges due to its extensive industrial history and military presence. Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst has documented widespread contamination from firefighting foam use, affecting the Pinelands region and threatening critical groundwater resources that supply much of southern New Jersey. The contamination has reached private wells and public water systems throughout the area.
New Jersey's chemical industry legacy, including DuPont's Chambers Works and other major facilities, has created numerous PFAS sources requiring investigation and cleanup. The state's dense population and interconnected water systems mean contamination can quickly affect multiple communities. Newark Liberty International Airport and other aviation facilities have contributed additional contamination through AFFF use and aircraft maintenance activities.
Key Facts
- Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst contamination affects Pinelands critical groundwater
- Chemical industry legacy creates numerous sources including DuPont facilities
- Dense population and interconnected water systems create rapid contamination spread
State Regulations
New Jersey has established Maximum Contaminant Levels for PFOA and PFOS at 14 and 13 ppt respectively, among the nation's strictest standards. The state requires comprehensive monitoring, treatment, and remediation with strong enforcement mechanisms.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many PFAS contamination sites are in New Jersey?
New Jersey has 0 PFAS contamination sites tracked in our database, sourced from EPA data.
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