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Drinking Water: the Responsibility for Vinyl Chloride Contamination Is Not Severed

Summary by Actu-Environnement

The Court of Orléans wishes to await the decision of its administrative counterpart to rule on the contamination of vinyl chloride monomer in the Loiret. That is, a return at the earliest in a year, according to the plaintiffs' lawyer.

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Drinking Water: the Responsibility for Vinyl Chloride Contamination Is Not Severed

The Court of Orléans wishes to await the decision of its administrative counterpart to rule on the contamination of vinyl chloride monomer in the Loiret. That is, a return at the earliest in a year, according to the plaintiffs' lawyer.

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Actu-Environnement broke the news in 17 days ago on Tuesday, June 17, 2025.

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