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Top 10 things I saw among the 900 brands on display at the Sea Otter Classic

Another year, another Sea Otter Classic for the books. Back in full, post-COVID, swing, there were some 900 brands vying for our attention while the California sun wore us down over at Leguna Seca Raceway venue.

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PFAS chemicals: Everlasting pollution

They can be found on raincoats, non-stick pans and plastic packaging. In the last 50 years, PFAS – short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances – have made their way into many of our everyday objects. Dubbed "forever chemicals", they're extremely persistent and can stay in the air, water and soil…

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Are you hunting for yield? These 3 companies currently yield >5% and have raised their dividends for more than 50 years.

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Are thousands of Americans being poisoned by PFAS in their tap water?

MINNEAPOLIS — EPA Administrator Michael Regan last month made one of his agency's strongest statements to date about the danger of "forever chemicals." New restrictions on those pollutants in drinking water would "prevent thousands of deaths and prevent tens of thousands of serious PFAS-related illnesses," Regan said.

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3M's next mission: Extending the travel range of EV batteries

Pick any electric vehicle on the street. From the battery pack to the panel display, 3M's products are all over it, even if you won't find the company's logo anywhere.

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EPA plans to limit toxic forever chemicals in drinking water for the 1st time

CHICAGO — Water utilities will be required to routinely test for toxic forever chemicals, and spend billions upgrading treatment plants to filter them, under the first-ever national limits intended to protect Americans from widespread threats to human health and the environment.

Chicago Tribune

EPA plans to limit toxic forever chemicals in drinking water for the first time

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EPA proposes PFAS limits for water

The standards would force states to begin the arduous process of cleaning out 'forever chemicals' from their water

Salon

How do sponsors footing the bill feel about approved changes to the PGA Tour? The mood is changing

Golfweek asked tournament directors and sponsors of non-designated events for their thoughts on the two-tiered slate.

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Janet Jackson's nephew TJ brands star 'a legend' after slamming her 'sexualised' shows

3T star TJ Jackson has spoken out to clarify his stance on his aunt Janet Jackson and her 'over-sexualised' performances during her chart-topping musical career

Daily Mirror

3M subsidiary claims many military plaintiffs in earplug case did not suffer hearing loss

A 3M subsidiary claims that U.S. Defense Department records show that over 175,00 military members who allege the Maplewood-based company's earplugs were defective have normal hearing under key medical standards.

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Seattle airport's legacy of PFAS chemicals: 'Foam showers,' sick firefighters and contaminated water

SEATAC, Wash. — In the 1980s, rookie firefighters at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport endured a hazing ritual known as the "foam shower."

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Battling the 'science type' stereotype: Q+A with 3M's chief science advocate

Jayshree Seth was raised on the campus of a prominent engineering university in India, and the professor's daughter was surrounded by all things science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) from an early age.

Fortune

How Kraft Heinz's CEO is reviving Jell-O, Kool-Aid, and its other famous brands

CEO Miguel Patricio wants to make Kraft Heinz brands exciting again. One move: putting John Legend on boxes of mac and cheese.

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2023 NFL Mock Draft Post Senior Bowl: Tyler Forness’ mock draft 2.0

In his latest mock draft, @TheRealForno has a few surprises intertwined, including an interesting trade up

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Companies pledge millions in fed effort to stem road deaths

Nearly 50 businesses and nonprofits including rideshare companies Uber and Lyft and industrial giant 3M are pledging millions of dollars in initiatives to stem a crisis in road fatalities under a new federal effort

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Illinois Attorney General sues 3M, other makers of ‘forever chemicals’

Chemicals commonly known as PFAS are tied to cancer and other health conditions.

Salon

Tracing the flow of "forever chemicals"

In Maine, PFAS compounds in surface water and groundwater have reached the sea, and are turning up in marine life

Tribune News Service

3M to cut 2,500 global manufacturing jobs

3M is cutting 2,500 manufacturing jobs worldwide as demand for its products slows.

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In 3M military earplugs case, attention now moves to mediation in bankruptcy court

The federal judge in Florida presiding over a mountain of earplug lawsuits against 3M has terminated efforts to mediate a settlement.

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Goldman Sachs thinks the economy will actually pull off a soft landing—but adds the S&P will stay flat for a whole year

A "soft landing" doesn't mean stock market investors should celebrate. Goldman Sachs' chief U.S. equity strategist is warning the S&P 500 will end 2023 at 4,000.

Daily Mirror

Here’s what we’ve already lost, or are about to, from Ford Fiestas to fax machines, as the pandemic and changes in technology have brought in sweeping changes

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Despite 3M’s phase-out, problem of cleaning up PFAS remains

3M announced in mid-December that it's phasing out a family of harmful chemicals, but they're not going away.

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