- A coalition requested court intervention against Chemours after Judge Goodwin ruled that the company violates the Clean Water Act concerning fluorochemicals developed under an EPA program.
- A settlement was reached on August 7, 2025, resolving environmental claims across four sites involving The Chemours Co and the State of New Jersey.
- DuPont, Corteva, and Chemours agreed to a joint PFAS settlement resolving contamination claims in New Jersey.
DuPont and Corteva acquired Chemours' rights to insurance proceeds as part of the environmental claims resolution in New Jersey.
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What happened
DuPont and Corteva acquired Chemours' rights to insurance proceeds as part of the environmental claims resolution in New Jersey.
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Chemours
American chemical company
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DuPont
American multinational chemical company
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Corteva
American agriculture company
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Newest first; wire copies grouped- Business WireChemours, DuPont and Corteva Reach Agreement with the State of New Jersey to Comprehensively Resolve All Environmental Claims Including PFAS Resolves all environmental claims, including those related