What is the total amount and primary purpose of New Jersey's court-approved settlements with DuPont and 3M regarding PFAS contamination?

The federal court approved New Jersey's $2.5 billion environmental settlements with DuPont and 3M to address widespread PFAS contamination; the agreements will fund remediation at four industrial sites, provide up to $795 million for PFAS abatement and water quality projects, and allocate up to $365 million for natural resource restoration.

Which government officials announced the PFAS settlements, and what did they signify about the state's response to PFAS pollution?

Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and DEP Commissioner Ed Potosnak announced the agreements, which mark a critical step in addressing the long-standing environmental damage caused by PFAS—'forever chemicals'—in New Jersey.

NJ secures court approval for $2.5B DuPont, 3M PFAS settlements

Aug 10, 2026

A federal court approved New Jersey's $2.5 billion settlement with DuPont and 3M to address PFAS contamination at four industrial sites. The agreement funds remediation, water quality projects, and natural resource restoration.

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