Environmental violations include the improper disposal of waste, emissions of toxic substances, and illegal exploitation of natural resources. These practices can lead to significant environmental damage, including pollution of air and water, destruction of habitats, and loss of biodiversity. The repercussions are long-lasting, affecting the health of local communities, reducing the quality of natural resources, and contributing to global environmental crises like climate change.
TL;DR From the 1930s to 1979, Monsanto was the sole manufacturer of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs), a class of toxic chemicals. Internal knowledge proves Monsanto knew PCBs were toxic as early as 1937 and knew they would “inevitably leak” from the…
TL;DR The Corporation: DTG Enterprises, Inc., a construction and demolition recycling facility in Renton, Washington. The Misconduct: For nearly five years (December 2020 – August 2025), DTG illegally discharged polluted industrial wastewater directly into Springbrook Creek, a tributary that flows…
The Propane Gamble No One Asked For TL;DR For years, Inland Fuel stored over 10,000 pounds of propane at its Bridgeport Facility without the federally required safety plan. The company operated without a Risk Management Plan (RMP) from at least…
TL;DR Wisconsin-based FiberPro, Inc. was caught by EPA inspectors violating its Clean Air Act permit on May 16, 2024. The company was illegally releasing Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) into the atmosphere by leaving waste resin in open buckets and operating…
EvilCorporations.com • Docket No. SDWA-08-2024-0022 • 5 min read Your Water Hasn’t Been Tested for Lead in Five Years. They Never Told You. A small water district in Big Horn County, Wyoming served 150 people untreated groundwater while quietly skipping…
Bazooka Farmstar: A $15,000 Fine For A Systemic Breakdown of Hazardous Waste Management TL;DR The Company: Bazooka Farmstar, LLC, an Iowa-based manufacturer, was inspected by the EPA in April 2023. The Misconduct: Investigators found a shocking list of failures in…
TL;DR Illinois-based company Alpha Circuit I, LLC (whose President’s face I reveal the face of at the bottom of this article) repeatedly violated the federal Clean Water Act. The violations were discovered during an EPA inspection on July 8, 2025.…
Scribner Grain & Lumber Caught Venting Toxic Gas TL;DR Scribner Grain & Lumber Company, an agricultural business in Scribner, Nebraska, was caught by the EPA violating the federal Clean Air Act. The company stored more than 10,000 pounds of anhydrous…
A Decade of Danger: Kettle Cuisine’s $3,000 Insult TL;DR The Facts: For a full decade, from November 13, 2014, to November 13, 2024, food company Kettle Cuisine operated its Savage, Maryland facility in violation of federal Clean Air Act safety…
Moxba’s Paper-Thin Safety Plan TL;DR Moxba Innovations LLC, a Missouri fertilizer manufacturer, was caught by the EPA operating with more than 10,000 pounds of toxic anhydrous ammonia without following basic federal safety laws. An EPA inspection found the company faked…