DuPont and 3M agree to $2.5B settlement with N.J. over ‘forever chemicals’
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- Federal court approved settlements that will pay New Jersey $2.5 billion for PFAS contamination Inquirer.com · 23h ago
- 3M, Dupont NJ PFAS Pact Approved, Worth Up to $2.5 Billion Bloomberg Law News · 23h ago
- Federal court approves New Jersey PFAS settlements valued at about $2.5 billion WRNJ Radio · 23h ago
- U.S. court approves New Jersey PFAS settlements totaling $2.5B (DD:NYSE) Seeking Alpha · 23h ago
- Union County to Study Fire Academy Site for Potential Chemical Contamination TAPinto · 23h ago
- New Jersey's $2.5 billion 'forever chemicals' settlements with DuPont, 3M, others win court approval Reuters · 23h ago
- DuPont and 3M agree to $2.5B settlement with N.J. over ‘forever chemicals’ NJ.com · 23h ago broke it first
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