Environmental attorneys say Chemours did not include required emissions data in its August 14, 2025, air permit application for expanding the Fayetteville Works plant in North Carolina. The Southern Environmental Law Center sent a letter on September 19. The letter asked the state’s Department of Environmental Quality to require Chemours to submit a revised application with complete emissions information.
Jess Loizeaux, Chemours’ communications leader, denied these claims. Loizeaux said the company’s application included all projected emissions from the expansion. The disagreement is about whether Chemours followed North Carolina law, which requires public access to emissions data…