Hastings sues 3M over alleged PFOA contamination of drinking wells
The City of Hastings filed suit against 3M, alleging that air emissions from its Cottage Grove facility contaminated five public drinking-water wells with PFOA, a PFAS chemical tied to serious health risks. The city says the wells serve about 23,000 residents and must meet the new federal maximum contaminant level, requiring treatment.
Coverage (5)
- Hastings sues 3M over ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water (mprnews.org)
- 3M is responding to a lawsuit from Hastings over allegedly polluting the city's drinking water (audacy.com)
- Hastings sues 3M over PFAS contamination in 5 city drinking wells (kstp.com)
- 3M lawsuit: City of Hastings sues over alleged PFOA contamination (fox9.com)
- 3M lawsuit: City of Hastings sues over alleged PFOA contamination (yahoo.com)