Environmental
Dec. 16, 2011
Cement maker fined $1.4 million for pollution
The federal Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday fined a cement maker $1.4 million over claims that it failed to install proper emission controls on its facilities in Kern County.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The federal Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday fined a cement maker $1.4 million over claims that it failed to install proper emission controls on its facilities in Kern County, a region that already suffers from some of the nation's worst air pollution.
The government alleges that Glendora-based CalPortland Co. made significant modifications to its facility that in turn increased emission...
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