Coverage dated December 18, 2023

Monsanto ordered to pay $857 million to Washington school students and parent volunteers over toxic PCBs

Headline from CBS News

Case against Monsanto claimed that seven former students and parent volunteers suffered range of ailments due to PCB exposure.

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6 articles, oldest first.

  1. Latin Times

    US Jury Orders Monsanto To Pay $857m Over Chemicals In School (opens Latin Times)

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    Latin Times's feed description

    A US jury on Monday ordered chemical company Monsanto to pay $857 million to seven people at a school in the western state of Washington who said they were sickened by chemicals leaking from light fittings.

  2. HeraldNet

    Jury: Monsanto must pay $857M over PCBs in Monroe school (opens HeraldNet)

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    HeraldNet's feed description

    Hundreds of students, parents, teachers and staff have sued over harmful chemicals at the Sky Valley Education Center.

  3. Honolulu Star-Advertiser

    Monsanto should pay $857 million in PCB case, jury finds (opens Honolulu Star-Advertiser)

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    Honolulu Star-Advertiser's feed description

    A jury in Washington state decided Monday that Monsanto should pay $857 million to former students and parent volunteers who said they had been exposed at a school to dangerous chemicals made by the company and later became sick, according to court records.

  4. CBS News

    Monsanto ordered to pay $857 million to Washington school students and parent volunteers over toxic PCBs (opens CBS News)

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    CBS News's feed description

    Case against Monsanto claimed that seven former students and parent volunteers suffered range of ailments due to PCB exposure.

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