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EPA settles with Riverbend Landfill in McMinnville over toxic air emissions
Waste Management, Inc., agrees to pay $104k penalty and make immediate improvements
EPA News Release: EPA settles with Riverbend Landfill in McMinnville over toxic air emissions
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EPA awards 15 Northwest tribes nearly $2 million for water quality improvement and wetland program development
EPA News Release: EPA awards 15 Northwest tribes nearly $2 million for water quality improvement and wetland program development
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EPA Announces 2021 Safer Choice Partner of the Year Award Winners in the Pacific Northwest
EPA News Release: EPA Announces 2021 Safer Choice Partner of the Year Award Winners in the Pacific Northwest
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EPA fines Portland, Oregon glass company $39k for violating toxic chemical reporting rules
Owens-Brockway Glass failed to report chromium used in glassmaking
EPA News Release: EPA fines Portland, Oregon glass company $39k for violating toxic chemical reporting rules
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EPA settles with Union Pacific Railroad for Clean Water Act Violations in Oregon
Settlement resolves claims stemming from 2016 UPRR train derailment, spill, and fire
EPA News Release: EPA settles with Union Pacific Railroad for Clean Water Act Violations in Oregon
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EPA Proposes Bradford Island near Bonneville Dam in the Columbia River to the National Priorities or “Superfund” List
EPA: Soil, Water, and Columbia River bottom near Army Corps facility are contaminated with PCBs, PAHs, heavy metals, and other contaminants.
EPA News Release: EPA Proposes Bradford Island near Bonneville Dam in the Columbia River to the National Priorities or “Superfund” List
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Portland Harbor Superfund Site Update on Signed Agreements for Remedial Design
Eight new agreements for remedial design have now been signed
EPA News Release: Portland Harbor Superfund Site Update on Signed Agreements for Remedial Design
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EPA settles diesel emissions cases against three northwest companies
Spokane Valley, Hayden, Idaho companies illegally made, sold devices to bypass emissions controls; resulted in at least 49 million pounds in excess emissions
EPA News Release: EPA settles diesel emissions cases against three northwest companies
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