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NCDEQ directs Chemours to address deficiencies in its plans to clean up PFAS contamination
The company must expand its assessment to all PFAS and revise its cleanup plan after spending about $1.2 billion on compliance, DEQ said.
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NCDEQ directs Chemours to address deficiencies in its plans to clean up PFAS contamination
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) identified deficiencies in Chemours’ compliance with its ongoing obligations to address forever chemicals (PFAS) contamination in groundwater across southeastern North Carolina.
Regulators order Chemours to 'fully assess' contamination
Chemours’ thermal oxidizer for reducing emissions is shown during construction in 2019. Photo: Chemours State environmental regulators have ordered Chemours to revise its environmental remediation plan for southeastern North Carolina, saying the company has not sufficiently tested the extent of PFAS contamination in groundwater in the Lower Cape Fear region. In a Nov. 9 letter to Chemours’ Fayetteville Works plant manager, N.C. Department of Env…
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