This presentation includes an overview of PFAS treatment technologies for various media types.  For starters, we will provide brief overview of PFAS chemistry and how the complexity of PFAS adds to the treatment challenges.  From there, we will look at PFAS conceptual site models and discuss how treatment/remediation needs follow from PFAS in different release scenarios and cleanup objectives.  Several treatment technologies can effectively remove some/most PFAS from water streams, but generate a PFAS-concentrated media (liquid or solid) that must be managed or disposed.  PFAS destruction to date has primarily occurred via incineration; other destructive technologies are available but are relatively early in the commercial development process. PFAS-impacted media may also be disposed of via landfilling or deep-well injection.  The presentation draws off training materials developed by the Interstate Technology Regulatory Council (ITRC) PFAS team.