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PFAS Power Lawyers Steer Multibillion-Dollar Litigation Boom
Legions of lawyers are working behind the scenes on multibillion-dollar litigation over a class of human-made chemicals known as PFAS—a legal snarl so vast it’s drawn comparisons to the groundbreaking lawsuits against the tobacco industry.
Destroying Forever Chemicals Ignites N.Y. Town’s ‘Worst Fears’
The EPA and others are tackling the issue of how to dispose of PFAS chemicals, but their conclusions can’t come soon enough for communities like one in upstate New York, where families may have already been exposed to the chemicals.
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Bevy of PFAS Bills Introduced in Legislatures: State Tracker
Several PFAS-related bills are under consideration in states from Arizona to Vermont as state lawmakers reconvene for new legislative sessions.
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N.J. Alleges U.S. Polluted State’s Drinking Water With PFAS
The federal government’s use of firefighting foam in New Jersey contaminated public and private drinking water with PFAS, the state alleged in federal district court in South Carolina.
‘Troubling’ Results Seen in EPA Look at Two Newer PFAS Chemicals
Early data from the EPA’s ongoing studies of two of the newer types of so-called forever chemicals shows they can harm laboratory animals exposed in the womb, which suggests they also could harm people.
3M, Wolverine World Wide Seek Dismissal of Michigan PFAS Claims
Ex-EPA Water Chief Joins Troutman Pepper Environmental Practice
David Ross, former EPA assistant administrator for the water office, has joined Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP as a partner in the firm’s environmental and natural resources practice group in Washington, D.C.
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