TL;DR Adamas, a five-company building services empire operating across New Jersey and New York City, buried illegal “No-Hire Agreements” inside routine service contracts — trapping janitors, security guards, and concierge workers in place with no way out. These agreements barred…
Corporate Accountability Investigation Avis Billed You for a Ticket You Never Saw How Avis Budget Group turned your traffic violations into a private profit machine — then spent a decade fighting your right to fight back in court. Source: U.S.…
TL;DR Gateway Services, Inc. is the dominant pet cremation company in the United States, with 1,992 employees and over 100 locations serving 17,000 customers across North America. Since 2019, Gateway forced over 1,780 workers to sign non-compete agreements that ban…
Investigative Report — Baltimore, Maryland Poisoning the Air for Eight Years: How Petroleum Management Turned South Baltimore Into a Chemical Dump EvilCorporations.com • EPA Docket No. MM-03-2024-0074 • 50 min read TL;DR Petroleum Recovery and Remediation Management, Inc. (operating as…
EvilCorporations.com | Environmental Justice | Indigenous Communities Water Pollution on the Missouri River’s Doorstep Raw sewage. A broken system. A reservation community left to drink the consequences. — Reported May 2024 TL;DR Eagle Butte’s wastewater treatment facility, located on the…
TL;DR Maher Cattle Company, LLC, operated a massive feedlot on the Standing Rock Reservation in South Dakota with a capacity of at least 12,000 head of cattle, and dumped livestock waste directly into High Bank Creek with zero permits and…
Environmental Enforcement · Clean Air Act · Greeley, Colorado They Let the Poison Loose How Andersen’s Sales & Salvage Vented Ozone-Destroying Refrigerants Into the Air and Called It a Business Model EPA Consent Agreement Finalized: May 20, 2024 · Violation…
Clean Water Act Enforcement · McDonald, Ohio The 37 Times McDonald Steel Failed the Environment The Facts Filed: Feb 05, 2024 | Signed: Nov 08, 2023 | Final Order: Jan 03, 2024 | Docket: CWA-05-2024-0005 TL;DR McDonald Steel Corporation, based…
TL;DR A network of six shell companies and their owners ran a multi-year scheme to charge Americans $9.99–$14.99 per month for text message subscriptions they never signed up for. The operation generated over $62 million (enough to fully fund a…
Environmental Accountability • Chaffee County, Colorado • Filed July 1, 2024 They Buried the Poison and Sold the Land Butala Construction Co. mined a federally restricted toxic zone for years, crushed the contaminated material into asphalt, then sold the poisoned…