What companies are involved in New Jersey's $2.5 billion PFAS settlement, and what did the federal judge say about the agreement?

The companies involved in New Jersey's $2.5 billion PFAS settlement are DuPont De Nemours Inc, Chemours, Corteva, and 3M. A federal judge approved the settlements and described the total amount as an 'impressive windfall.'

How will the $2.5 billion from the PFAS settlements be used, and what is 3M's stated position on PFAS manufacturing?

The $2.5 billion in settlements will fund natural resource restoration, site cleanups, and efforts to address drinking water contamination. 3M stated it has exited PFAS manufacturing.

New Jersey's $2.5 Billion 'Forever Chemicals' Settlements with DuPont, 3M Win Court Approval

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A federal judge approved over $2.5 billion in settlements between New Jersey and chemical firms like DuPont and 3M regarding PFAS pollution. Funds will support cleanup efforts, with 3M confirming its exit from PFAS manufacturing.

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