Bendor LLC Violated the Safe Drinking Water Act in Hawaii Corporate Accountability Project · EPA Enforcement Series · Safe Drinking Water Act Environmental Accountability Record EPA Region IX · Docket SDWA-09-2026-0009 · Filed Jan 12, 2026 Safe Drinking Water Act…
Toxic Runoff, Ignored Warnings: How Tecumseh Poultry Polluted Nebraska’s Big Nemaha River EPA Region 7 | Clean Water Act Enforcement | Docket CWA-07-2025-0235 | Tecumseh, Nebraska Corporate Pollution Investigation Toxic Runoff, Ignored Warnings: How Tecumseh Poultry Poisoned Nebraska’s Big Nemaha…
Iowa Company Dumped Oil Into the West Nishnabotna River… and Paid Less Than a Used Car Environmental Accountability Report | Clean Water Act Enforcement | Iowa, 2025 Corporate Pollution An Iowa Company Dumped Oil Into the West Nishnabotna River —…
Wabtec’s Vapor Bus Dumped Toxic Chemicals Into Illinois Waterways for Years Environmental Accountability Reporting | U.S. EPA Region 5 | Clean Water Act Enforcement | Docket No. CWA-05-2025-0009 Corporate Pollution & Accountability Wabtec’s Vapor Bus Subsidiary Pumped Toxic Industrial Waste…
Gilbane Building Company Fined for Clean Water Act Violations at DC Historic Site Environmental Accountability Report | Clean Water Act Enforcement | Washington, D.C. Corporate Pollution Gilbane Building Company Polluted the Anacostia River Watershed While Rebuilding a Washington, D.C. Landmark…
Island Redi-Mix Dumped Concrete Wastewater Into Staten Island’s Kill Van Kull for Over a Year Corporate Pollution Watch • Clean Water Act Enforcement • Staten Island, New York EPA Enforcement Action Island Redi-Mix Pumped Concrete Wastewater Into the Kill Van…
The South End Water Users Service and Improvement District in Big Horn County, Wyoming, repeatedly failed to test its drinking water for lead and copper, leaving 150 residents in the dark about the safety of their taps. Despite clear legal…
Alpha Circuit repeatedly bypassed critical environmental safety protocols, discharging corrosive waste into the Elmhurst public sewer system. Between 2021 and 2025, the company skipped mandatory reporting, ignored temperature logs, and exceeded legal limits for toxic pH levels multiple times. While…
TLDR U.S. Minerals, Inc. transformed its Le Cygne, Kansas facility into an active source of environmental contamination when they allowed coal slag (which is a gritty industrial byproduct) to overflow into storm sewers and track onto public roads. This waste…
TLDR Alter Trading Corporation, operating as Alter Metal Recycling, allowed oil, industrial debris, and sediment to leak from its scrap yards into vital Midwestern waterways. Inspections at facilities in Columbus, Nebraska, and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, revealed a systemic failure to…