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Environmental – PFAS Contamination – Well Water
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In the Ardennes, it is still forbidden for the inhabitants of 12 municipalities to consume drinking water, because it has too high concentrations of PFAS. Today, the municipalities concerned are ordered to find a solution, at their own expense, to restore the situation.
Environmental – PFAS contamination – Well water
Where plaintiffs whose land and private well water were contaminated by chemicals have moved for a preliminary injunction, the motion should be allowed in part, as there continues to be a risk of irreparable harm to some residents, but the vast majority have consistent test results over a long period of time showing non-detectable levels of PFAS.
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