Environmental Accountability | Clean Water Act | Nebraska & Iowa How Alter Metal Recycling Turned Nebraska’s Rivers Into Corporate Dumps Investigative Report | EvilCorporations.com | Source: EPA Region 7 Consent Agreement and Final Order, December 2025 TL;DR Alter Metal Recycling,…
TL;DR Five of America’s largest egg producers (them being Cal-Maine, Rose Acre, Daybreak, Hillandale, and Opal Foods) are accused of running a cartel that fixed egg prices using a shared data platform called Urner Barry, pushing prices from under $2…
Environmental Enforcement • EPA Region II • December 1, 2025 TPDA Trade Corp.’s 82 Violations and the Myth of Corporate Responsibility A federal enforcement action against TPDA Trade Corp. exposes a pattern of documented Clean Air Act violations signed, sealed,…
Products Liability • Corporate Accountability • Consumer Safety How LG Got Away With Selling Exploding Batteries Used in Vapes A Nevada man’s legs caught fire in his own living room. A court just ruled the multinational corporation that made the…
TL;DR Garden Grove Superstore Inc., a California retailer, sold three cleaning products that claimed to kill bacteria, viruses, and pathogens — without ever obtaining EPA registration to make those claims. The products, “Home Formation All Purpose Cleaner,” “Love My Carpet”…
TL;DR Guida-Seibert Dairy Company in New Britain, CT stored over 11,000 pounds of toxic anhydrous ammonia — enough to kill or seriously injure people for blocks around — while running a facility riddled with safety violations for years. EPA inspectors…
Corporate Accountability Investigation How Electrolux Profits from Under-Cooking Your Family’s Dinner Filed: November 21, 2025 | Source: Federal Class Action Complaint, U.S. District Court, District of Delaware TL;DR Electrolux sold thousands of Frigidaire gas ranges knowing the ovens run 25…
TL;DR Joneca Company sold garbage disposals labeled “1 HP,” “1¼ HP,” and more, but a federal court found those numbers do not reflect the actual output power the motors deliver to the grinding mechanism. The company entered the U.S. market…
TL;DR K2 Pure Solutions ran a facility in Pittsburg, California that manufactured chlorine — one of the most dangerous gases on Earth — while racking up 16 separate federal safety violations documented over multiple years. The company ignored safety hazard…
TL;DR Stericycle, Inc. promoted two women, Cheryl Lane and Adrienne Hause, into Key Account Director roles and paid them $98,000 while simultaneously paying a male counterpart $110,990 for the exact same job. The women only received any raise at all…