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On June 18, the Southern California Air Quality Management Bureau issued violation notices to three companies related to the East Los Angeles oil spill, in which tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil were leaked.
According to City News, the South Coast Air Quality Management Bureau (AQMD) issued notices to Arcadian Infracom, HP Communications, and Camario Drilling...
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On June 18, the Southern California Air Quality Management Bureau issued violation notices to three companies related to the East Los Angeles oil spill, in which tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil were leaked.
According to City News, the South Coast Air Quality Management Bureau (AQMD) issued notices to Arcadian Infracom, HP Communications, and Camario Drilling...