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Schnitzer Steel to pay DEQ $500K for violating air quality regulations

Schnitzer Steel to pay DEQ $500K for violating air quality regulations
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Editorial: Polluters help provide cleaner future for our rivers

As we’ve mentioned previously, municipal, state and federal governments aren't the only entities involved with preserving the state's rivers and other waterways.

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Metal scrapyards fined for polluting river

BOSTON — A scrap metal company will pay $3 million to settle claims that it violated federal laws by polluting the Merrimack River and other protected bodies of water with

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Metal scrapyards fined for polluting river

BOSTON — A scrap metal company will pay $3 million to settle claims that it violated federal laws by polluting the Merrimack River and other protected bodies of water with

United statesNew hampshirePuerto ricoChelsea kendallCurt rogersMerrimack river watershed councilSchnitzer steel industries incUs department of justiceConservation law foundationMerrimack riverSchnitzer steel industriesSchnitzer steelClean air actRadius recyclingClean waters act

Metal scrapyards fined for polluting river

BOSTON — A scrap metal company will pay $3 million to settle claims that it violated federal laws by polluting the Merrimack River and other protected bodies of water with

United statesPuerto ricoNew hampshireCurt rogersChelsea kendallSchnitzer steel industries incConservation law foundationUs department of justiceMerrimack river watershed councilMerrimack riverSchnitzer steel industriesSchnitzer steelClean air actRadius recyclingClean waters actHe economy