DOJ, EPA advance Chemours PFAS settlement: comments June 29–July 29
DOJ and EPA say a proposed PFAS consent decree with Chemours is in federal public comment, June 29–July 29, for sites in West Virginia, North Carolina, and New Jersey.
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EPA proposes extending PFAS PFOA/PFOS compliance to 2031—hearing July 7, comments by July 20
United States Energy Environment and Federal Rules – July 7 hearing and July 20 comments on EPA’s proposal to let some water systems extend PFAS compliance to 2031.
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EPA+DOJ propose $450M Chemours PFAS settlement—comment deadline is July 29
United States Evening Federal Agency Decisions – EPA and DOJ have proposed a $450M PFAS settlement with Chemours, tied to facilities in West Virginia, North Carolina, and New Jersey, with a public comment period running June 29–July 29.
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DOJ, EPA announce proposed $450 million Chemours PFAS settlement
DOJ and EPA announced a proposed Chemours PFAS settlement, with public comments open through July 29, 2026.
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Steuben County biosolid moratorium keeps Bath-area sludge permits on hold
Steuben County adopted a six-month moratorium on new biosolid land-application permits after a May 18 Bath hearing, citing PFAS concerns.
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Santa Clarita gets new PFAS water funding as SCV Water aims to reopen two wells
Santa Clarita CA – A new $1 million federal award for SCV Water’s E Wells PFAS project could help return two offline wells to service and restore local supply.
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Why Plano is rehabbing the Parker Road water tower now — and what the PFAS-free upgrade means
Plano TX – The city is spending about $7.7 million to rehab the Parker Road water tower, replacing aging coatings and adding PFAS-free materials.