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19 Democratic AGs Oppose EPA’s Proposed Rollback of PFAS Forever Chemicals Limits in Drinking Water

A coalition of 19 Democratic AGs filed a comment letter opposing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed rollback on limits to four poly- and perfluoroalkyl (PFAS) “forever” chemicals found in drinking water. PFAS enter groundwater and surface water through manufacturing materials, discharges, and emissions from manufacturing facilities and other sources. PFAS exposure has been linked to…

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Washington AG Brown Leads Multistate Coalition to Freeze Alaska Energy Development

Washington AG Nick Brown is leading a coalition alongside 13 other AGs in filing an amicus brief supporting three lawsuits challenging the Trump Administration’s authorization of an oil and gas program to develop the Coastal Plain area of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. The amicus briefs have been filed in three separate lawsuits…

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AG Torrez Leads Multistate Coalition Targeting Fast Tracking Microreactors Regulations

AG Raúl Torrez has announced that the New Mexico Department of Justice is leading a multistate coalition in submitting a letter to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The letter opposes a new set of regulations set by the Trump administration that would provide a fast track for licensing and deploying of nuclear microreactor technology. The coalition…

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AZ AG Secures $7M APS Settlement Over Heat Shutoffs, Rate Disclosures

Arizona AG Kris Mayes reached a proposed settlement with Arizona Public Service Company to resolve allegations that the utility violated the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act through its extreme-heat disconnection practices and rate-plan disclosures. According to the complaint, the case followed an incident in which APS disconnected a residential customer’s electric service during extreme heat after…

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