Mariah Neuharth doesn’t trust the tap water in Woodbury. She filters it in a pitcher, but lately she’s been wondering if even that water is OK to drink. “Is our water safe? No one seems to ...

Minnesota-based 3M is required to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to clean up PFAS-contaminated drinking water in the Twin Cities after the company dumped chemical waste in the east metro for ...

Last summer, Woodbury’s water demand hit a one-day peak of 16 million gallons. The cost of Woodbury’s temporary plant is being paid by 3M, out of a $40 million fund set up in 2007 for short ...

In February of 2018, 3M agreed to give the state of Minnesota $850 million, as part of a settlement of a groundwater contamination lawsuit brought by then-Attorney Gen. Lori Swanson.

Minnesota’s attorney general sued 3M in 2010, alleging the company’s production and disposal of PFAs damaged the drinking water across 14 east metro communities.

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) --The city of Woodbury is speeding up the construction of a temporary water treatment facility to clean wells contaminated by chemicals from 3M.The Woodbury City Council made an ...

3M has discovered elevated levels of perfluorinated chemicals in monitoring wells at its Woodbury clean-up site, but drinking water wells do not appear to be affected.

The $850 million court settlement between Minnesota and 3M that ended a decadelong fight over contaminated groundwater in the east metro will go a long way toward making drinking water safe for ...

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