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Water utilities far down the Ohio River from Chemours’ West Virginia plant are alarmed by its PFAS discharges. Will EPA step ...
Chemours has discharged unlawful levels of forever chemicals into the Ohio River. The West Virginia Rivers Coalition wants a federal judge to make them stop.
A trial is underway in federal court in Camden as the state of New Jersey is suing DuPont and Chemours over alleged PFAS ...
A southeastern Ohio water provider serving 12,000 people is looking to join a lawsuit alleging one of the region’s most ...
The EPA plans to re-evaluate limits for certain PFAS, including GenX, and lengthen the deadline for utilities to meet safe ...
The 3M company will pay $450 million for damages to New Jersey's natural resources from PFAS, called forever chemicals ...
M announced last week that it reached a proposed agreement with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to pay ...
New Jersey reaches a $450 million settlement with 3M over PFAS contamination, addressing long-standing environmental and health concerns.
House Bill 569 is sponsored by Representatives Ted Davis and Frank Iler. The bill would hold PFAS polluters, like Chemours, financially liable for cleanup costs.
Robeson County, home to about 117,000 people, has only one landfill. Van Burbach, a hydrologist for LaBella Associates, a ...
M will pay the state of New Jersey up to $450 million through the next 25 years to settle claims of PFAS contamination. The Maplewood-based manufacturer sold the “forever chemicals” to the DuPont ...
Rep. Brenden Jones, a Columbus County Republican, introduced an amendment further narrowing the language to clarify that it only applies to Chemours. Jones' amendment said a PFAS manufacturer ...