DuPont to pay New Jersey over $800 million for pollution
The contamination affected four sites: Pompton Lakes Works in Pompton Lakes and Wanaque, the Parlin site in Sayreville, and locations in Gloucester and Salem counties.
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Aug 5, 2025, 11:48 AM
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4h agoDuPont has agreed to pay New Jersey more than $800 million after being accused of polluting the state with so-called "forever chemicals."
The contamination affected four sites: Pompton Lakes Works in Pompton Lakes and Wanaque, the Parlin site in Sayreville, and locations in Gloucester and Salem counties.
The settlement follows the state's push to hold the company accountable for ground and water pollution.
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