Multi-source·Jul 22, 2026·2 sources analyzed

EPA and DOJ opened comments on a $450 million Chemours PFAS settlement

The proposed consent decree would require Chemours to pay penalties, control PFAS releases, provide drinking-water protections and complete mitigation work in West Virginia, North Carolina and New Jersey before a federal court decides whether to approve it.

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officialepa.govEPA Obtains Over $450 Million in Penalties and Relief in Agreement with Chemours officialjustice.govU.S., et al., v. The Chemours Company, et al.