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United States of America et al v United States Steel Corporation
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May 22, 2020
Feds, US Steel Reject Concerns Over Toxic Spill Settlement
The federal government has said a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision interpreting the Clean Water Act is irrelevant to its settlement with U.S. Steel over a toxic spill that harmed Lake Michigan, arguing that an environmental group is wrong to use that decision to argue for a tougher deal.
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May 12, 2020
Groundwater Ruling Dooms US Steel Settlement, Court Told
The federal government must toughen its settlement agreement with U.S. Steel Corp. over a toxic spill into Lake Michigan in light of the Supreme Court's recent finding that the Clean Water Act can cover some pollution discharges that travel through groundwater, an environmental group argued Monday.
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October 15, 2019
Chicago Mayor, Enviros Slam EPA-US Steel Pollution Deal
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and environmental group the Surfrider Foundation wrote to federal and Indiana state environmental officials to demand more oversight on U.S. Steel and other businesses in northwest Indiana they say have polluted Lake Michigan with several recent toxic spills.
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April 02, 2018
US Steel To Pay $600K Penalty For Ind. Chromium Spill
U.S. Steel Corp. agreed on Monday to improve its safety plans, pay about $600,000 in penalties and reimburse the government for cleanup costs caused by a 2017 wastewater spill at its steel manufacturing plant in Portage, Indiana, that released chromium into nearby waters.