The chemical manufacturer will pay the money over nine years to as many as 120,000 people who say they were harmed by exposure to PFAS.
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<p>PAKISTAN stands at a crossroads as it prepares to attend COP31 in Turkiye next week. Every October, the Emissions Gap Report brings bad news, and every October we read it as a scorecard of how far the world is from Paris. This year, it is not a progress report. It is notice that the Paris benchmark has been breached.</p> <p>The United Nations Environment
The Environmental Protection Agency has warned that poor management of wastewater treatment plants by Uisce Éireann is harming the environment.
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