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White House Unveils Multiagency Plan to Cut PFAS Pollution
The White House EPA announced on Monday plans, ongoing efforts, and research eight agencies have undertaken to reduce PFAS in the nation’s air, water, land, and food.
Biden’s ‘Bold’ PFAS Regulation Plan Puts Companies on Notice
The Biden administration’s new plan to regulate “forever chemicals” sends a message to U.S. companies to know what goes into their products or eventually face legal consequences, said attorneys involved in litigation over the substances.
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Legislatures Eye Product-Focused PFAS Regulations: State Tracker
As state legislatures emerge from an opening flurry of legislative proposals and several wrap up their regular sessions, lawmakers have shown an increasing willingness to reign in PFAS exposure by targeting specific categories of consumer goods.
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3M Fined $2.8 Million For Alleged Hazardous Waste Failures
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency announced Thursday it fined
Senate Confirms Christopher Frey to Lead EPA’s Research Office
Christopher Frey overcame criticism from Senate Republicans to win confirmation on Wednesday, becoming assistant secretary of the EPA’s Office of Research and Development.
PFAS Litigation May Bring Down More Companies (Podcast)
DuPont isn’t the only company that could be brought low by PFAS suits. Bloomberg Law’s Andrew Wallender did a deep dive on PFAS litigation data and found that plaintiffs here are widening their scope and pursuing other companies, including, most prominently,
3M, DuPont Among PFAS Chemicals Makers Sued by Massachusetts AG
Massachusetts AG Maura Healey sued 13 poly and PFAS chemicals makers including
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