Q&A with Kelly Fredericks, Aviation Technical Advisor and Attorney Michael DiGiannantonio of SL Environmental Law Group on the rising concerns about PFAS at airports.
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The town has joined dozens of other municipalities and local water districts throughout the country in filing a federal lawsuit against several companies that the water districts say are responsible for dangerous substances leaking into groundwater.
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SL helps Sunny Slope utility hold responsible parties accountable for changes to water supply.
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Michigan continues to lead the way in understanding and addressing PFAS. A Michigan regulator was among the first to sound the alarm about widespread PFAS contamination in the state in 2010 with the discovery of PFAS at the Wurtsmith Air Force Base in Oscoda.
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3M announced that it will stop making PFAS by 2025. 3M’s announcement begs the questions of why the company is taking this action now, and what does it mean for water providers across the country.
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This free webinar will provide California water suppliers, agriculture, municipalities, and schools with information to better understand and respond to TCP contamination. Dec 6, 2022 10:00 am PT.
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Maine water & wastewater systems: please join us on October 25 for a virtual training on responding to PFAS contamination in Maine in partnership with MWUA. The training will cover recent EPA regulations, relevant case studies, how to communicate with stakeholders and how to shift costs to polluters.
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Join Rob Bilott and Ken Sansone on September 29 at 11am MT for a complimentary discussion on how impending regulations will impact water suppliers all across the country, and strategies for shifting costs to manufacturers. This presentation will shed light on current PFAS regulations, including the recently published Strategic Roadmap from the EPA, and will cover how other water utilities have successfully held polluters responsible.
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The Daily Journal recognized SL Environmental Law group with a 2021 “Top Verdict” of California award. The publication highlighted the firm’s $48 million jury verdict for the City of Pomona against SQM North America Corporation, the American subsidiary of a multinational mining company based in Chile, as one of the state’s 10 largest plaintiffs’ verdicts last year.
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SL Environmental Law Group has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the Water Replenishment District (WRD) against 3M Company, E.I. DuPont de Nemours, Inc., and other manufacturers of AFFF for their involvement in the manufacture and sale of PFAS that have contaminated groundwater supplies within WRD's service area, which includes 43 cities and covers a 420-square-mile region of southern Los Angeles County.
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After years of corporate litigation, Mike has chosen to focus on protecting the public and the environment from corporate polluters.
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The City of Pomona, represented by SL Environmental Law Group, has been successful in their 10 year battle to hold polluters accountable for drinking water contamination from the chemical perchlorate.
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