M’s (NYSE:MMM) $75 million settlement last month with the state of New Jersey over PFAS contamination may represent one of ...

“The makers of PFAS forever chemicals knew how poisonous these substances were, yet they produced and thoughtlessly released them into New Jersey’s environment anyway,” LaTourette said in a ...

The state claimed “forever chemicals,” also known as PFAS, contaminated groundwater from an industrial park where they were used for decades. By Hiroko Tabuchi 3M is set to pay New Jersey up ...

Although Minnesota-based 3M did not operate any facilities in New Jersey, it supplied around 85% of a type of PFAS known as PFOA. “We allege that 3M knew of the harms of PFAS, knew that it didn ...

The chemical company 3M agreed to a $450-million settlement with New Jersey over PFAS pollution. Funds are to support PFAS abatement, including drinking water improvements. The company is to be ...

An industrial waste management company located in the small town is seeking a permit for two weeks of PFAS remediation ...

3M agreed to pay $450 million to avoid trial for multiple PFAS contamination lawsuits in New Jersey in the state's largest settlement of this kind. With the settlement, the company will avoid ...

For decades, 3M knew that their PFAS chemicals were forever contaminating the New Jersey environment. But they continued to pollute the environment and escape accountability. That ends now ...

New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection will use a portion of the settlement funds to “protect public health, safety and the environment from impacts caused by PFAS,” according ...

New Jersey‘s attorney general said Tuesday chemical manufacturer 3M agreed to pay up $450 million to resolve lawsuits over natural resource contamination stemming from PFAS — commonly referred ...

New Jersey recovered $430M in 2024 from cases involving pollution, fraud and taxes – bringing total civil recoveries to over ...

In addition, the settlement extends to PFAS-related claims that the State of New Jersey and its departments have, or may in the future have, against 3M. This agreement is another important step ...