That amount is only got the US though. 3M is paying about 500 million euros for the same kind of PFAS pollution here in Antwerp and although I was thinking tha

That amount is only got the US though. 3M is paying about 500 million euros for the same kind of PFAS pollution here in Antwerp and although I was thinking that is a ridiculous amount compared to the $10 billion, after all it's more per capita, so maybe it's still a "correct" amount. I think the PFAS pollution topic is just starting being discussed in France as well, so although these fines are probably never going to fix everything, I think they do have the potential to give enough incentive to these polluters... writing that though, honestly who am I fooling? It's going to give them incentive to hide things better and lobby harder next time, and nothing will change until executive get actual prison sentences. I truly believe that the only way large companies can be made to behave is to make their executives actually responsible of their actions, and to give them sentences that affect them personally. The whole limited company system is harmful today.