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CLEAN AIR COUNCIL v. UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATOIN
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May 14, 2020
US Steel Ducks Suit Over Reporting Pa. Fire To Feds
U.S. Steel Corp. has escaped an environmental group's lawsuit claiming it should have notified federal authorities about a December 2018 fire at a facility outside Pittsburgh, after a judge ruled Thursday that air pollution "subject to" permits under the Clean Air Act was exempt from another law's reporting requirements.
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May 07, 2020
US Steel Says Permit Meant It Didn't Need To Report Fire
Being "subject to" an air pollution permit under the Clean Air Act meant U.S. Steel Corp.'s facilities outside Pittsburgh were exempt from another federal law's pollution reporting requirements, the steelmaker's attorney told a Pennsylvania federal judge Thursday.