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flag Vermont's Supreme Court rules selling PCBs counts as a "release," enabling health monitoring claims against distributors.

flag The Vermont Supreme Court ruled that selling polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) to third-party manufacturers counts as a "release" under the state's medical monitoring statute, expanding liability for companies that distribute hazardous chemicals. flag The decision allows affected individuals to seek medical monitoring even if the chemicals were not directly released into the environment. flag The ruling clarifies that the sale of toxic substances can trigger legal obligations for long-term health surveillance, setting a precedent for environmental and public health cases in Vermont.

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