HomeMy WebLinkAboutDEQ-CFW_00084243From: Kritzer, Jamie [/D=[XCHANG[LAB5/OU=EXCHANGEADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
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Subject: RE: consent order chemours
Yes, we've posted Friday's partial consent order to DEQ!s GenX web page at:
The partial consent order addresses the issues the state raised with regard to protection of surface water. The court
order requires Chemours to not discharge GenX to the state's waterways. The order also requires the company to not
discharge Nafion byproducts 1 and 2 (noted in the #2 of the order as "PFESA") until a state wastewater discharge permit
with appropriate conditions is issued. The consent order also ensures that Chemours will provide the information DE{I
requested to aid the department in protecting North Carolina's rivers.
Jamie Kritzer
Communications Director
N.C. Department of Environmental Quality
519-707-8602
From: Jacobs, Rusty [maiko:rjacobs@vvuncorg]
Sent Monday, September11, 20174:08 PM
To: Kritzer, Jamie <jamie.kritzer@nodenr.gov>
Subject: consent order chemours
Jamie,
I just want to verify the accuracy of the wire reports on the consent order with Chemours. Do you have a copy of the
order that you can share with me —or is there a summary of the provisions/conclitions/cletails?
Rusty Jamb
PoliticsIGovenn/nentReporter —N/UW[Radio
Email: rjocobs(2wunc.orq
Twitter., @rustyjacobsWUNC
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