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EPA Says DuPont Withheld Chemical's Danger. Charging DuPont with withholding evidence for 20 years about health risks of a chemical used to make Teflon, the EPA could assess a fine of up to $300 million. Los Angeles Times, California. 9 July 2004. [related stories] [Registration Required]
Dupont Faces Fine for Silence on Teflon Risks. The Environmental Protection Agency is planning to impose a multi-million-dollar fine on Dupont. Morning Edition, NPR. 9 July 2004. [related stories]
DuPont faces fine over C-8 reporting. EPA cites failure to disclose chemical contamination of drinking water. Wilmington News Journal, Delaware. 9 July 2004. [related stories]
EPA to Fine DuPont for Silence on Teflon Chemical. In a penalty that would dwarf any the agency has assessed for toxic contamination, the EPA will fine DuPont on the grounds that the chemical giant falied for 2 decades to report possible health and environmental problems linked to a Teflon ingredient. Washington Post. 9 July 2004. [related stories] [Registration Required]
EPA Says DuPont Held Hazard Data. The Environmental Protection Agency said yesterday that DuPont Co. failed to disclose data concerning a potentially hazardous chemical used to manufacture Teflon and that the agency will impose millions of dollars in penalties. Wall Street Journal. 9 July 2004. [related stories] [Subscription Required]
Industry's haze. Since companies first started disclosing the amount of toxic chemicals they release into Mississippi waters, land and skies, total releases by state industry have fallen by more than half. Biloxi Sun Herald, Mississippi. 9 July 2004. [related story]
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