How many Gray's Creek residents settled the PFAS lawsuit against Chemours, and what were the core allegations in the case?

More than 2,600 residents of Gray's Creek, North Carolina, settled the PFAS lawsuit against Chemours and DuPont. The core allegations were that the companies dumped 'forever chemicals' since the 1980s, resulting in contaminated surface and groundwater as well as reduced property values.

What prior remedial action had Chemours been required to take regarding water contamination in Gray's Creek, and what unresolved issues remain?

A previous consent order required Chemours to provide water filtration systems to affected residents. However, disputes over the maintenance of those systems persist, and separate ongoing cases involving Cumberland County and environmental groups remain unresolved.

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