Delaware gets an additional $25-M through "forever chemicals" settlement
Delaware will get an additional $25-million through a settlement agreement involving what are known as "forever chemicals."
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Delaware will get an additional $25-million through a settlement agreement involving what are known as "forever chemicals."
“The water is safe to drink,” said North Marshall Water District Roger Colburn. “The water we’re producing is in compliance with the proposed regulations, which are very stringent.”
They have properties that make them essential for many products.
The Delaware Attorney General's Office announced a PFAS settlement in Ohio will result in an additional payment of $25 million to Delaware.
YAKIMA, Wash.-East Selah residents are eligible to have their livestock tested for PFAS for free.