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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2021 · 1H 7M

Robert Bilott, the attorney behind the movie “Dark Waters” and the author of the book “Exposure”, talks about the case against DuPont, PFAS litigation, and more.

from The Environmental Transformation Podcast with Sean Grady · host Sean Grady

Robert Bilott, the attorney behind the movie “Dark Waters” and the author of the book “Exposure”, talks about the case against DuPont, PFAS litigation, the state of PFAS regulations, what still needs to be done to protect citizens from chronic exposure Forever Chemicals, and his 20 plus fight bringing justice to those affected by PFAS contamination like the ones in Parkersburg, West Virginia in this exciting episode. Thanks to our Sponsors: Cascade Environmental, the Institute of Hazardous Materials Management, and E-Tank and E-Pump. #environmental #transformation #podcast #pfas #exposure #analyticalchemistry #groundwater #drinkingwater #partspertillion #mcl #epa #litigation #pfascontamination #pfoa #foreverchemicals

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