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DuPont has reached a proposed settlement with class-action lawsuit members who claim pollution from a zinc smelter compromised their health. The smelter, in Spelter, W.Va., was shuttered in 1950. Terms call for DuPont to pay $70 million for cleanup and other costs. They also call for DuPont to pay for a 30-year health-monitoring program. The settlement resolves an appeal it lost earlier this year in which plaintiffs were awarded $98 million (C&EN, April 5, page 19).
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