What is North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson urging residents to do regarding the EPA-Chemours settlement?

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson is urging state residents to submit comments to the Environmental Protection Agency regarding its settlement with Chemours Co by July 29, via mail or email.

Why does Attorney General Jackson oppose the EPA-Chemours settlement, and how does he characterize it?

Jackson expresses dismay over the settlement, characterizing it as a 'backroom deal' that 'guarantees nothing for North Carolina while West Virginia and New Jersey benefit,' and notes that in-state litigation against Chemours and DuPont continues.

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North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson urges residents to comment on the EPA-Chemours settlement, criticizing the deal as benefiting other states while state litigation against Chemours and DuPont continues.

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