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Watch the 3M PFAS documentary | Everywhere & Forever: Blood. Water. And the Politics of PFAS

A new FOX 9 documentary "Everywhere & Forever: Blood. Water. And the Politics of PFAS." will reveal the inside story of how 3M withheld early research into PFAS contamination and how a state regulatory agency shut down its own research.

Documentary on 3M and PFAS

The backstory:

The Minnesota-based company started producing the chemicals in the 1950s and used them to make blockbuster products like Scotchgard. However, the chemicals also leaked into the groundwater supply in the east metro and eventually contaminated water and blood across the globe.

What you can do:

"Everywhere & Forever: Blood. Water. And the Politics of PFAS." premiered on FOX 9 on July 31. You can watch it on-demand in the player above, streaming on your TV for free via FOX LOCAL, on FOX LOCAL Mobile and on FOX 9's YouTube channel.

You can also follow the timeline below that highlights key moments in the company’s history that ultimately led to a nearly $900 million settlement with the State of Minnesota, thousands of other ongoing lawsuits, and a new state law. 

Dig deeper:

The FOX 9 Investigators previously revealed what 3M executives and scientists said under oath. 

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