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A federal judge has awarded Pomona $30 million to close the book on the city’s protracted legal battle over contaminated drinking water, officials announced.
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City leaders signed off on exploring attaching Saginaw to class action lawsuits and potential settlement payments from water supplies manufacturers tied to potentially dangerous chemicals found in drinking water across the nation.
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These man-made chemicals have been used in industry and consumer products for decades and today can be found in nearly half of the tap water in the U.S.
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How litigation can alleviate taxpayers’ burden of treating PFAS-contaminated water.
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After a 13-year legal battle, Pomona awarded its full past and future treatment costs: over $30 million.
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After 13 years of hard-fought litigation, proceedings in the City of Pomona’s case against SQM North America Corporation seeking to recover for the costs of groundwater contamination have officially concluded, with SQM’s payment to the City in the sum of more than $30 million.
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Maine’s York Sewer District announced last week it has filed a lawsuit against 3M, DuPont and other manufacturers for the presence of PFAS in the district’s wastewater.
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“At York Sewer District we are proudly working to hold polluters accountable. Our rate payers are our top priority. Therefore, we thought it critical to partner with SL Environmental on this unprecedented matter” ays Phil Tucker, Superintendent of York Sewer District.
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"Like so many across the State of Maine, York Sewer District is concerned about the impact of these chemicals to our health, infrastructure, and finances. Therefore, we thought it critical to partner with SL Environmental on this unprecedented matter" said Phil Tucker, the superintendent of the York Sewer District.
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The York Sewer District is suing about a dozen manufacturing and distribution companies after PFAS were discovered in the district’s wastewater (click below to watch the video).
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