Chemours Co的争议事件
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2026
CF River Watch指科慕违反同意令，科慕否认指控
问题披露
据Port City Daily报道，环保组织CF River Watch指科慕违反了同意令。科慕对这一指控予以否认。报道未进一步说明所指违规行为或相关同意令的具体细节。
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否认 — Chemours
company disputes claim
来源摘录
CF River Watch says Chemours broke consent order; company disputes claim
2023
2021
北卡罗来纳州环境质量部因GenX排放超标罚款Chemours
罚款或处罚
北卡罗来纳州环境质量部宣布对Chemours处以305,611美元民事罚款，原因是其Fayetteville Works工厂超过全厂GenX年度空气排放限值。报道还称，该部门于8月下旬就空气质量违规向公司发出告知。
来源摘录
The NC Department of Environmental Quality today announced it has fined Chemours $305,611 in civil penalties for exceeding facility-wide GenX annual air emissions limits at its Fayetteville Works plant in northern Bladen County.
2021
Chemours 因环境违规被罚款
罚款或处罚
北卡罗来纳州环境质量部因 Chemours 存在环境违规行为（包括未遵守 2019 年同意令的若干条件）而对其处以 198,929.16 美元罚款。
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整改 — Chemours
Chemours has reconfigured the treatment system several times since last September.
来源摘录
The NC Department of Environmental Quality has fined Chemours $198,929.16 for various environmental violations, including the company’s failure to comply with several conditions of a 2019 consent order, the agency announced this afternoon.
Chemours has reconfigured the treatment system several times since last September.
2019
2019
纽约州就 PFAS 污染起诉制造商
提起诉讼
纽约州总检察长 Letitia James 办公室提起诉讼，指控 The Chemours Co.、3M Co.、DuPont de Nemours Inc. 等公司参与制造和销售造成环境污染的持久性化学物质。诉讼还称，消防泡沫中的物质威胁公共健康并损害州自然资源。
纽约州总检察长 Letitia James 办公室起诉 The Chemours Co.、3M Co.、DuPont de Nemours Inc. 等公司，指控它们制造和销售造成环境污染的持久性化学物质，并称消防泡沫中的物质威胁公共健康、损害州自然资源。
当事方说明的目的. 防止化学物质经由地下水和雨水迳流渗入河流。
来源摘录
New York state’s attorney general is suing The Chemours Co., 3M Co., DuPont de Nemours Inc. and other companies for their alleged role in making and selling persistent chemicals that are environmental contaminants.
The lawsuit, filed in state Supreme Court in Albany by the office of Attorney General Letitia James, claims toxic substances in the manufacturers’ products, specifically foam used for firefighting, threatened public health and damaged the state’s natural resources.
The company has agreed to add a barrier wall, in-stream filters and other systems at its Fayetteville plant to prevent the chemicals from seeping into the river through groundwater and stormwater.
2017