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Megan McLaughlin

Megan McLaughlin

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Senior Researcher, Environmental Health News

Portland

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Total articles 442

  • Wisconsin funds for PFAS contamination in limbo

    By Megan McLaughlin| Iron Mountain Daily News Verified Jan 2, 2024 DANIELLE KAEDING Wisconsin Public Radio At the start of 2023, Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed spending more than $100 million to address pollution from so-called forever chemicals known as PFAS. Months later, Republican lawmakers called for even more money, voting to create a $125 million trust fund to address PFAS contamination as part of the current two-year budget, which Evers signed. The Democratic governor is often at odds with Republicans who run the Legislature, but they...

    By Megan McLaughlin · Iron Mountain Daily News

    Jan. 02, 2024

  • Some NC cities sign on to $10 billion PFAS settlements, other opt out

    By Megan McLaughlin| Public Radio East Verified Today, one of two major settlements between chemical producers and cities across the nation could be approved by courts. The first of the two settlements includes Dupont, Chemours and Corteva, settling lawsuits over PFAS contamination to the tune of a billion dollars — but not all eligible cities in North Carolina are signing on.

    By Megan McLaughlin · Public Radio East

    Dec. 14, 2023

  • Wisconsin funds for PFAS contamination in limbo

    By Megan McLaughlin| Iron Mountain Daily News Verified Jan 2, 2024 DANIELLE KAEDING Wisconsin Public Radio At the start of 2023, Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed spending more than $100 million to address pollution from so-called forever chemicals known as PFAS. Months later, Republican lawmakers called for even more money, voting to create a $125 million trust fund to address PFAS contamination as part of the current two-year budget, which Evers signed. The Democratic governor is often at odds with Republicans who run the Legislature, but they...

    By Megan McLaughlin · Iron Mountain Daily News

    Jan. 02, 2024

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Environmental Health News

Bozeman, Montana, United States

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