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Contaminated Exide plant turned over to state environmental trust

Summary by LA Daily News

An environmental trust will take over the toxic Exide battery recycling plant in Vernon to prevent its bankrupt owners from abandoning the heavily contaminated facility, the Department of Toxic Substances Control announced Friday.Despite its earlier objections, California agreed to creation of the trust after a federal judge on Thursday rejected an emergency request to prevent Exide from dumping the site Oct. 30.

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Contaminated plant turned over to state environmental trust

LOS ANGELES (AP) - A state environmental trust will take over a battery recycling plant in Southern California to prevent its bankrupt owners from abandoning the heavily contaminated facility, a newspaper reported Saturday. The Department of Toxic Substances Control announced Friday that the trust will assume responsibility for the ...

3 years ago·United States

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Contaminated Exide plant in Vernon is turned over to state environmental trust

A state environmental trust will take over a battery recycling plant in Southern California to prevent its bankrupt owners from abandoning the heavily contaminated facility. The Department of Toxic…

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Contaminated Exide plant turned over to state environmental trust

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Contaminated plant turned over to state environmental trust

A state environmental trust will take over a battery recycling plant in Southern California to prevent its bankrupt owners from abandoning the heavily contaminated facility, a newspaper reported Saturday.

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