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Subject: For tomorrow
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This is a letter we will need to post on the GenX webpage tomorrow morning.
Under the heading "EPA to Provide Guidance on Health Risks," please create a separate heading with the following
headline and text:
As part of its ongoing investigation, the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality urged Chemours on Aug. 29 to stop
discharging two additional chemical compounds into the Cape Fear River. The compounds were identified in the
company's waste stream by a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency analysis shared with the state this week.
Atameeting onAug. 28, EPA scientists told the state that they have identified two compounds they are calling Nafion
byproducts 1 and 2 in Chemours' waste stream and that estimated concentrations of these compounds are not
decreasing. The new information prompted DEC\to write Chemours onAug. 29asking the company tostop release of
the two compounds. DEQ also repeated its call for Chemours to provide the state agency with a complete inventory,
sampling data and test results for all chemicals included in the company's waste stream.
Jamie Kritzer
Communications Director
N.C. Department of Environmental Quality
519-707-8602
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