TL;DRAccording to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency findings, Brenntag Southwest, Inc. failed to meet core Chemical Accident Prevention requirements while handling large quantities of hazardous chemicals at its Houston facility, including chlorine and sulfur dioxide. The documented lapses (stuff like spanning…
TL;DR: According to the EPA, Lineage Logistics, LLC – Bandini operated a facility in Vernon, California, with multiple critical safety violations involving hazardous ammonia piping, including damaged insulation, inadequate support, and ice accumulation that threatened equipment integrity. Most alarmingly, the…
TL;DR The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (ADOT&PF) has been cited by the EPA for systemic failures in managing hazardous and universal waste at its Soldotna facility. From leaving ignitable paint to rot in open totes to mishandling…
TL;DR According to an EPA Expedited Settlement Agreement filed in December 2025, Scott Manufacturing Solutions, Inc. (which is a producer of medium voltage electrical equipment) committed a litany of hazardous waste violations at its Chino, California facility. These included failing…
Corporate Misconduct Case Study: DECC Company Inc. & Its Impact on Grand Rapids Workers and Residents TLDR: According to recent EPA findings, DECC Company Inc. operated as an unpermitted hazardous waste storage facility in Grand Rapids, Michigan, systematically ignoring safety…
TL;DR: Joseph Simone, a security screener for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), was fired not for incompetence, but because of a heart condition he had disclosed prior to being hired. Despite having been medically cleared by the agency’s own doctors…
TL;DR: According to legal filings by the United States federal government, a group of corporations including Hauler’s Facility LLC, Syracuse Haulers Waste Removal, Inc., and Lennox Industries, Inc., among others, have arranged for the disposal and treatment of hazardous substances…
TL;DR: According to the Department of Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission, Marco G. Santarelli and his firm, Norada Capital Management, orchestrated a massive fraudulent scheme that siphoned over $60 million from more than 500 investors nationwide. By promising “safe,”…
TL;DR: According to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), 777 Partners and its leadership (scammers named Joshua Wander, Steven Pasko, and Damien Alfalla) engaged in a multi-year fraudulent scheme that siphoned hundreds of millions from investors through a web of…
Table of Contents Summary of Corporate Misconduct TL;DR: MetroMetals Northwest, Inc. (MMNW), a major scrap recycler operating across Colorado, Oregon, and Washington, was cited by the EPA for failing to adhere to critical Clean Air Act regulations regarding the disposal…