Who gains from saving nature
Ledger 1 : 33 — For each dollar financing nature-based solutions in 2023, about $33 financed activities harmful to nature. (UNEP)
Actors / Company · United States

Chemours

Appears in 8 cases in this database. Roles as given in the documented record.

CaseRoleCountryPeriodInstrument
DuPont PFOA (C8) at Washington Works, Parkersburg, and the Tennant farm2015 spin-off; shares PFAS settlementsUnited States1981–2026Chemical pollution
PFAS insurance disputes (3M, Chemours, DuPont)Policyholder; arbitration claimant against insurersUnited States2020–2026Insurance declined or withdrawn
Chemours spin-off liabilitiesSpun-off company that received DuPont's PFAS liabilitiesUnited States2015–2025Liability shifting (spin-offs, bankruptcy, closure bonds)
DuPont, Chemours and Corteva: PFAS cost-sharing and water-system settlementSpun off from DuPont in 2015; bears half of the cost sharing; party to the water-systems fund; insuredUnited States2015–2025Chemical pollution
PFAS water utility settlements by 3M, DuPont, Chemours and CortevaCo-party to the June 2023 water-systems settlement; alleged understated liability at separationUnited States2023–2036Chemical pollution
3M agrees to pay US public water suppliers $10.3bn over PFAScompany; settling partyUnited States2023Chemical pollution
GenX chemical found in Cape Fear River, a DuPont and Chemours replacement for PFOAProducer of GenX; party to the 2021 resolution and the lawsuit against DuPontUnited States2009Chemical pollution
Dutch prosecutors declined to charge over Chemours Dordrecht birth-defect complaintsOperator of the Dordrecht plantNetherlands2021–2026Chemical pollution

Science and environment

PFOA (C8) and PFAS
PFAS are a large family of human-made chemicals that persist in the environment and the body; PFOA, also called C8, is one of them and was used to make Teflon.

Law and courts

Arbitration
A private dispute process in which an appointed arbitrator, instead of a court, decides the case.

Bonds and banking

Liquidation, insolvency, bankruptcy
Legal processes that apply when a company cannot pay its debts; its assets are sold and claims against it may go unpaid.