Dutch government warns 3M of liabilities over forever chemical pollution

Sarah JollyMay 24, 2023
Zwijndrecht, Antwerp, Belgium : 09.05.2021 Aerial photo of the 3M factory in Antwerp
The 3M factory in Zwijndrecht, Belgium. Credit: Shutterstock/Chedko

The Dutch government has notified US conglomerate 3M that it could be held liable for polluting a river with PFAS, or forever chemicals. The government said poly and perfluoroalkyl substances from 3M’s factory in Belgium have...

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Sarah JollyMay 24, 2023
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