Alabama water works files lawsuit in South Carolina against chemical manufacturers for PFAS contamination

The lawsuit, filed in November, contends that the chemical companies that manufacture toxic manmade chemicals known as PFAS should pay back the amount that the water works has spent and will continue to spend to remove the PFAS from the drinking water.

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