DuPont And 3M Reach $13.5B Settlement
DuPont Chemical Corporation and 3M have agreed to a $13.5 billion settlement regarding the contamination of public drinking water. The settlement addresses the presence of cancer-causing 'forever chemicals' in water supplies. Long Island, New York, is noted for having some of the highest concentrations of these substances. The legal action follows concerns over the health impacts of these chemicals on local populations.
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1010 WINS NYC
“DuPont Chemical Corporation and 3M recently agreed to a $13.5 billion settlement for contaminating public drinking water with cancer causing forever chemicals.”
1010 WINS NYC
“water has some of the highest concentrations of these cancer-causing forever kem-”
1010 WINS NYC
“DuPont and 3M have reached a 13.5 billion dollar settlement.”
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