The Australian government has initiated a A$2 billion lawsuit against the U.S. company 3M, focusing on contamination linked to 'forever chemicals' found in firefighting foam at defense sites. This lawsuit represents the largest case ever filed by the Australian government.
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Australia files A$2 billion lawsuit against 3M over contamination from firefighting foam
Australia has filed a A$2 billion lawsuit against 3M, alleging contamination from 'forever chemicals' in firefighting foam used at defense sites. This case marks the largest legal action taken by the government to date.
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Australia sues US giant 3M over 'forever chemicals' in firefighting foam
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Australia files A$2 billion lawsuit against 3M over contamination from firefighting foam