PFAS Manufacturers Continue to Pay Massive Claims But Do They Have Enough Money to Pay Them All?
Bloomberg is reporting that 3M and the two companies responsible for the liability of what used to be DuPont have agreed to pay $100...
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Shooting fish in a barrel: Why I'm surprised the courts haven't already been flooded with PFAS Clean Water Act Citizen Suits.
Bloomberg Environment reports that a Georgia NGO has sued a textile manufacturer and the town in which the manufacturer is located...
Surprising no one, those pursued to pay for PFAS contamination are buckling under the weight of those claims. What's next?
Hundreds and hundreds of claims for personal injury and property damage associated with PFAS contamination have been accumulating in the...
EPA has issued an "order" permitting continued PFAS discharges at concentrations much higher than what it says are dangerous. Confused?
EPA got a lot of press this week for its first ever "enforcement action" relating to the continuing discharge of the forever chemicals...
EPA and many States have decided that PFAS can't be in the environment. Now Maine is learning how hard it is to stop them from getting there.
Inside EPA reports that the Maine Department of Environmental Protection is having a hard time implementing a 2021 Maine law that...
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