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Associated Press•last monthWhite House called toxins contamination 'PR nightmare'
HORSHAM, Pa. (AP) — Lauren Woeher wonders if her 16-month-old daughter has been harmed by tap water contaminated with toxic industrial compounds used in products like nonstick cookware, carpets, firefighting foam and fast-food wrappers. Henry Betz, at 76, rattles around his house alone at night, thinking about the water his family unknowingly drank for years that was tainted by the same contaminants, and the pancreatic cancers that killed wife Betty Jean and two others in his household.
- Associated Press•3 months ago
Federal study: Chemicals toxic at levels EPA thought safe
The chemicals used by a West Virginia factory to make non-stick products are dangerous at levels the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency had thought were safe, according to a federal study that had been previously blocked from publication. It said the chemicals are dangerous at levels around 10 times lower than the EPA's advised exposure of 70 parts per trillion. The DuPont Co., which used the chemicals to create non-stick products such as Teflon, now faces thousands of lawsuits from people living near its Parkersburg-area Washington Works plant who say their water was contaminated.
- Moody's•7 months ago
Chemours Company, (The) -- Moody's says risk to Chemours and DuPont steps up with new PFC litigation
In a report out today, Moody's Investors Service says there is a heightened level of litigation risk to both The Chemours Company, (Ba2, Stable) and E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (A3, negative outlook) ...
- PR Newswire•7 months ago
DuPont Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend on Preferred Stock
WILMINGTON, Del. , Feb. 15, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- On Feb 15, 2018 , DuPont's board of directors declared regular quarterly dividends of $1.12 -1/2 per share on the $4.50 series preferred stock and $0.87 ...
Associated Press•7 months agoFarmers trained on using herbicide blamed for crop damage
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Tens of thousands of soybean and cotton farmers across the country are taking free but mandatory training in how to properly use a weed killer blamed for drifting and damaging crops in neighboring fields.
- Associated Press•10 months ago
North Dakota rescinds rule for use of dicamba weed killer
North Dakota is rescinding one of its new rules for use of the weed killer dicamba on soybean crops next year, but the state isn't bending on an industry request for flexibility on another regulation. ...
- Benzinga•10 months ago
Newly Merged DowDuPont Gets A Bullish Call From Goldman
DowDuPont Inc (NYSE: DWDP ) was formed due to the recent merger between Dow Chemical Co (NYSE: DOW ) and E I Du Pont De Nemours And Co (NYSE: DD ). The merger was completed Aug. 31, 2017. About three months ...
Associated Press•10 months agoMonsanto asks Arkansas judge to halt state's herbicide ban
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A major agribusiness company asked an Arkansas judge Friday to halt the state's plan to ban an herbicide that's drawn complaints from farmers across several states who say the weed killer has drifted onto their fields and caused widespread damage.
Associated Press•10 months agoTrump EPA nominee opposed by GOP senators from NC
North Carolina's two Republican senators say they oppose President Donald Trump's pick to oversee chemical safety at the Environmental Protection Agency, putting Michael L. Dourson's nomination at serious ...
- Associated Press•11 months ago
Arkansas panel backs ban of herbicide dicamba
An Arkansas regulatory panel voted Wednesday to ban the use of an herbicide for part of next year after the weed killer drew complaints from farmers across several states who say it has drifted onto their ...
- American City Business Journals•11 months ago
Class actions over GenX pile up
Concern over GenX and its presence in Wilmington's main drinking water source, the Cape Fear River, has given way to another pair of class actions. Earlier this month, The Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, based in Durham, along with The Hannon Law Firm of Denver, filed a first class action against DuPont and its spinout, Chemours, over the release of toxic chemical GenX into the Cape Fear River .
- American City Business Journals•11 months ago
Cape Fear Public Utility Authority files GenX suit against DuPont, Chemours
On the heels of a class action lawsuit filed against DuPont and its spinout Chemours over the release of chemicals, including GenX, into the Cape Fear River , the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority has now filed its own suit against against the companies. DuPont and Chemours have owned and operated Fayetteville Works, a site along the Cape Fear River, since the 1970s, and CFPUA’s lawsuit alleges, like the previously filed class action, that DuPont, and later Chemours, have been discharging chemicals into the Cape Fear River from that site ever since.
- American City Business Journals•11 months ago
Durham-based law firm taking on DuPont in GenX class action
The Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, based in Durham, along with The Hannon Law Firm, out of Denver, Colorado, are taking on DuPont and its spinout Chemours in a class action lawsuit over the release ...
- Associated Press•last year
Appeals court affirms ruling for DuPont in price-fixing suit
A federal appeals court has affirmed a judge's ruling in favor of chemical company DuPont Co. in a lawsuit alleging price-fixing involving a widely used industrial pigment. The Third Circuit court panel ...