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Sierra Club v. BP Products North America Inc
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September 15, 2022
BP Pays $2.75M To End Oil Refinery Emissions Suit
A BP PLC unit has agreed to pay $2.75 million to end a case in which it was found liable for repeated emissions violations at a Chicago-area oil refinery, court records filed Thursday show.
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April 15, 2021
BP Liable For Emissions Violations At Ind. Refinery
An Indiana federal judge has found BP Products North America Inc. liable for repeated emissions violations at a Chicago-area oil refinery, where the energy giant had been accused of spewing deadly soot-like particles.
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August 24, 2020
BP Faces Liability Over Ind. Refinery Particulate Emissions
BP should be held liable for excess particulate matter emissions and Clean Air Act testing infractions at its oil refinery in the northwestern corner of Indiana that led to violation notices from the state, an Indiana federal judge has said.
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March 13, 2020
Sierra Club Says BP Ind. Refinery Exceeding Emissions Limit
The Sierra Club has asked an Indiana federal judge to declare BP liable for excess particulate matter emissions and Clean Air Act testing violations at its Whiting, Indiana, oil refinery, arguing notices of violation from the state showed a clear problem.