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Fort Worth sues feds, companies

City of Fort Worth sues the military, chemical manufacturers for water supply contamination

The city is asking for more than $420 million in relief for damages suffered by the infiltration of so-called "forever chemicals" into its water supply.

KERA News · 16h

Fort Worth sues feds, companies for $420M in damages from forever chemicals in water

Fort Worth officials are looking to hold the U.S. Department of Defense, industrial conglomerate 3M, chemical company DuPont and other manufacturers liable for $420 million in damages related to water contamination from “forever chemicals.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram on MSN · 1d

Fort Worth seeks $400 million from Defense Department, chemical companies over PFAS

The city of Fort Worth wants the Defense Department and chemical manufacturers to pay for the damage purportedly caused by PFAS — commonly known as “forever chemicals.” The chemicals, used in products including Teflon pans and firefighting foams,

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Lake Ray Roberts, Fort Worth to host pro fishing’s biggest event

Often dubbed as pro bass fishing’s Super Bowl, the Classic will bring together 56 of the nation’s top bass anglers who will ...

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Fort Worth to replace cast iron water mains downtown over the next 2 years starting Monday

FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth is starting the two-year process of removing and replacing outdated water mains in downtown. The city announced that starting Monday, crews will begin replacing large ...

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Fort Worth is replacing water lines across downtown. Expect closures on these streets

Construction crews on March 3 officially began digging up and replacing worn cast iron pipes crisscrossing beneath sections ...

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Starting Monday crews will replace old water lines in western Downtown Fort Worth

Get ready for "road closed" signs in western parts of Downtown Fort Worth as crews begin the process of replacing large cast ...

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Fort Worth Boosts Flood Defense with Stormwater Fee Hike, Enhances Infrastructure Maintenance and Safety

Fort Worth plans flood mitigation with a 15% stormwater fee increase for FY24 and more for FY25 to improve infrastructure and ...

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