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Bartlett et al v. Honeywell International, Inc.
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May 19, 2017
Honeywell Again Dodges Claims It Botched NY Lake Cleanup
A New York federal judge on Friday tossed for the second time a suit accusing Honeywell International Inc. of exposing upstate residents to dangerous chemicals after botching a government-mandated water pollution cleanup, saying the suit merely tries to hold Honeywell liable for cleanup activities it was instructed to carry out by federal and state environmental regulators.
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May 16, 2013
Honeywell Dodges Enviros' Claims That It Botched Cleanup
A New York federal judge on Wednesday tossed a suit accusing Honeywell International Inc. of exposing upstate residents to dangerous chemicals after botching a government-mandated water pollution cleanup, saying the court can't prevent Honeywell from pumping the polluted sediment to their neighborhood.
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April 04, 2013
Honeywell's Botched Cleanup Endangered Public, Suit Says
An environmental group and more than 50 upstate New York residents are accusing Honeywell International Inc. of botching a government-mandated water pollution cleanup and exposing the public to dangerous chemicals, according to a suit removed to federal court on Wednesday.