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North Carolina officials oppose an EPA-Chemours PFAS settlement, citing insufficient state consultation and inadequate environmental remediation. Leaders urge a federal court to reject the deal to ens
North Carolina officials urge a federal court to reject an EPA-Chemours PFAS settlement, citing inadequate community protection and exclusion from negotiations. They argue the deal offers minimal bene
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein opposes a proposed EPA-Chemours PFAS settlement, citing insufficient accountability for contamination. Chemours states it has invested significantly in reducing PFAS
North Carolina officials oppose an EPA-Chemours settlement regarding PFAS contamination in the Cape Fear River, citing insufficient state involvement and inadequate pollution reduction measures despit
North Carolina officials oppose a federal settlement with Chemours, claiming it inadequately addresses PFAS pollution and allows the company to evade accountability. They have filed supporting documen
North Carolina officials urge a federal court to reject a $450 million EPA settlement with Chemours over PFAS contamination. They argue the agreement excludes state negotiations and lacks specific cle
North Carolina officials oppose a $450 million federal settlement with Chemours, citing insufficient environmental protections for the state. They urge federal authorities to withdraw the agreement an
North Carolina officials oppose a proposed EPA-Chemours PFAS settlement, citing lack of state involvement and inadequate contamination remedies. They are urging a federal court to reject the deal whil
Critics and North Carolina officials argue a proposed Chemours PFAS settlement fails to address pollution adequately, citing corporate greed and environmental denialism.
NC officials criticize a $450M Chemours-US agency settlement over PFAS pollution, claiming it excluded state interests despite local contamination. Environmental advocates also question the financial
North Carolina officials criticize an EPA-Chemours PFAS settlement as favoring West Virginia, leaving NC with minimal resources despite significant GenX damage, and vow to continue litigation.
North Carolina officials criticize Chemours' $450 million PFAS settlement, claiming it offers little state benefit. Advocates demand Chemours and DuPont fund direct community cleanup instead of relyin
The U.S. Department of Justice announced a proposed $450 million settlement with Chemours regarding PFAS contamination, drawing criticism from North Carolina officials who claim the deal offers insuff
NC officials criticize Chemours' federal PFAS settlement as inadequate, citing insufficient funding and lack of state input for the $90M Cape Fear cleanup deal.
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