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United States of America v. Continental Carbon Company
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March 27, 2015
Ala., Okla. Join $98M Carbon Black CAA Settlement
An Oklahoma federal judge on Thursday allowed Alabama and Oklahoma to join a Clean Air Act suit, giving the states greater authority to enforce a settlement that requires a carbon black manufacturer to invest $98 million to control toxic emissions.
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March 23, 2015
Carbon Black Producer Inks $98M Settlement Over CAA Claims
Continental Carbon Co. on Monday announced a $98 million settlement over allegations that it violated the Clean Air Act by modifying its carbon black manufacturing facilities in Alabama, Oklahoma and Texas in a way that caused the release of harmful air pollutants.