The Salisbury neighbors suing Perdue Farms over alleged “forever chemical” contamination in private drinking water wells are seeking to expand their lawsuit to include several firefighting technology companies previously identified by Perdue as potential contributors to the contamination
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WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. — The Maryland Department of the Environment held a public hearing Wednesday on a proposed wastewater discharge permit for Perdue AgriBusiness’ facility on Zion Church Road near Salisbury.
UPDATE: Nine people were taken to a local hospital after 68 pounds of anhydrous ammonia was released into the air Saturday morning at the Perdue processing facility in Milford.
