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Chevron Mining Inc. v. United States of America et al
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May 20, 2021
Feds Still Can't Dodge Chevron Unit's Mine Cleanup Suit
A New Mexico federal court refused the U.S. government's bid to pin the entire cost of cleaning up a mine site in the state on a Chevron Corp. mining unit, finding that more information is needed to determine who must shoulder the expenses.
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November 23, 2015
Chevron Mining To Appeal NM Cleanup Suit To 10th Circ.
A Chevron Corp. mining unit that lost its bid to hold the federal government liable for cleanup costs at a New Mexico Superfund site is taking its case to the Tenth Circuit, according to a notice filed on Monday.
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April 02, 2015
US Dodges Part Of Chevron's NM Mine Cleanup Suit
A New Mexico federal judge on Tuesday pared down a Chevron Corp. subsidiary's suit aiming to hold the federal government liable for cleanup costs at a New Mexico Superfund site, finding that some of the company's claims were barred under settlements it reached with environmental regulators.
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April 08, 2013
Chevron Blames US For Pollution At Mineral Mining Site
A Chevron Corp subsidiary is insisting that the federal government is liable for environmental cleanup costs at a New Mexico Superfund site, lodging a suit in federal court Friday claiming the U.S. encouraged and financed the mining and waste disposal activities at the site that caused soil and water contamination.