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[Public Comment] Share Your Thoughts on the EPA-Chemours PFAS Deal
Policy
20 Jul 2026
Attorney General Jeff Jackson is encouraging North Carolinians to share their thoughts on the proposed PFAS deal between the EPA and Chemours.
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North Carolina man drove to court after 8 years, then learned Chemours had settled PFAS case
News
20 Jul 2026 | Yahoo!News
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson sharply criticized the proposal, saying it is "an insult to the people of eastern North Carolina" and "does practically nothing to clean up our water."
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What role could PFAS play in North Carolina's closely watched U.S. Senate race?
News
20 Jul 2026 | WUNC News)
Now, Chemours corporate political action committee contributing $5,000 to GOP candidate Michael Whatley's campaign.
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Lawmakers call on the DOD to address PFAS cleanup
News
17 Jul 2026 | WNEM
“Since President Trump signed our bill into law, these deadlines are not optional. DOD needs to step up and work with us to protect the health and wellbeing of the families living near these contaminated sites.”
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UCMR 6: EPA sidesteps microplastics, for now
News
9 Jul 2026 | Crowell
The proposed rule would require public water systems to collect occurrence data on four lesser-studied PFAS, which could support future drinking water regulations.
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New York sues 3M, DuPont, others over toxic 'forever chemicals' in consumer goods
News
9 Jul 2026 | The Guardian
New York Attorney General Letitia James accused the companies of hiding the risks of PFAS from the public for decades while contributing to widespread contamination.
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State awards $20M from 3M settlement over ‘forever chemicals’ to improve habitat, recreation
News
4 Jul 2026 | MPR News
“We got lots of different habitat improvement projects, both upland and water-related projects, that we're really pleased with,” he said at the media briefing. The exact dollar amount awarded to each project hasn’t been announced yet.”
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Driscoll's class action alleges strawberries contain hidden PFAS forever chemicals
News
2 Jul 2026 | Claim Depot
David Harada, Driscoll's former U.S. and Canada food safety compliance manager, alleges management knew about pesticide compliance problems but told staff to protect the brand and preserve plausible deniability instead of fixing them.
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Brown County Board OKs outside counsel to sue over PFAS at Green Bay airport
News
18 Jun 2026 | Fox 11 News
A Wisconsin county affected by PFAS remediation is exploring “every option available to recover damages and avoid the necessary expenditure of potentially millions of dollars in unexpected and unbudgeted resources related to PFAS remediation.”
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Australia’s $1.4 billion PFAS lawsuit could be a global model
News
9 Jun 2026 | C&EN
The results of the lawsuit could encourage other governments to “take the burden off the shoulders of municipalities and residents who do this on their own.”
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Australia’s $1.4 billion PFAS lawsuit could be a global model
News
9 Jun 2026 | C&EN
“A federal state holding a multinational company accountable for national-scale environmental pollution is bold,” says Hélène Duguy, an environmental lawyer at ClientEarth who specializes in chemical pollution.
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Tyco to pay $10 million, cover cleanup costs in PFAS suit settlement
News
5 Jun 2026 | WisPolitics-State Affairs
According to the state Department of Justice, the $10 million is on top of the approximately $100 million Tyco has already spent to address contamination in the Marinette area.
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Australia sues 3M for $1.4 billion over PFAS 'forever chemicals' contamination
News
27 May 2026 | Reuters
The government, which used the firefighting foam at 28 defence bases across the country, alleged 3M gave assurances the substance was safe to dispose of, biodegradable and non-toxic.
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PFAS: NGOs sue French state over failure to tackle 'forever chemicals'
News
26 May 2026 | Le Monde
All plaintiffs are asking the court to order the government to stop PFAS discharges into the environment and to remedy the "ecological harm" caused by its "culpable inaction."
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Wisconsin PFAS limits may face legal challenge after EPA’s proposed rollback
News
21 May 2026 | Wisconsin Public Radio
Dave Strifling, director of Marquette Law School’s Water Law & Policy Initiative, told WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” that state and federal law dictates Wisconsin’s rules may be no less stringent than federal requirements under the Safe Drinking Water Act.