Slides #02-03
Slides #04-05
#13 South Fork Wind Tests to AVOID detecting PFAS
South Fork Wind tested the soil along its construction
corridor only near the surface to avoid PFAS contamination.
#14 South Fork Wind Tests Shallow Surface only
South Fork Wind has concealed soil test results for “PFAS samples [taken]
[…] directly above the groundwater table” (see HWPWP, Apr 2021).
#15 South Fork Wind avoids testing a site of reported PFAS c
South Fork Wind was required to test the site of a house fire
where firefighting foam was used. Still, no one has seen any PFAS test results.
#17 Airport PFAS contamination = 8,388 ppt
Total PFAS contamination at Airport Well EH-19A = 8,388 ppt.
It exceeds the Michigan plume. South Fork Wind is upgradient within 1,000 feet.
Slides #19-20 - Groundwater levels not taken into account.
PFAS Contamination moves with the groundwater level.
The groundwater level north of Wainscott Pond fluctuates 5 feet.
PFAS Contamination moves with the groundwater level.
The groundwater level at East Hampton Airport fluctuates 8.1 feet.
#21 PFAS travels with groundwater.
PFAS contamination travels with groundwater, which rises and falls from 5 to 8 feet.
South Fork Wind has not tested the lower levels of its planned excavation for PFAS contamination.
#22 PFAS adsorbs into South Fork Wind's concrete duct banks
PFAS contamination in groundwater will adsorb into South Fork Wind's concrete duct banks & vaults.
South Fork Wind's underground infrastructure will prolong and exacerbate the PFAS contamination.