3M agrees to pay up to $7.35 billion to settle 'forever chemical' groundwater contamination claims
Summary
3M has agreed to pay up to $7.35 billion to settle lawsuits over groundwater contamination from potentially harmful chemicals in firefighting foam and other products, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Wednesday 4 November. Both outlets headlined that 3M agrees to pay more than $7 billion to settle 'forever chemical' groundwater contamination claims.
Latest: 3M agreed to pay up to $7.35 billion to settle lawsuits over groundwater contamination from potentially harmful chemicals in firefighting foam and other products, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 4 November
3M agreed to pay up to $7.35 billion to settle lawsuits over groundwater contamination from potentially harmful chemicals in firefighting foam and other products, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.