United States v. Holly Refining and Marketing Tulsa LLC, No. 2:08-cv-0020 (D. Wyo. June 20, 2019). Under a proposed seventh amendment to a 2008 consent decree concerning CAA violations, a settling defendant agrees to maintain adequate capacity to control routine gases in its flare gas recovery system, improve its operation and maintenance of its continuous emissions monitoring systems, and pay a $1.6 million civil penalty.

United States v. Holly Refining and Marketing Tulsa LLC, No. 2:08-cv-0020 (D. Wyo. June 20, 2019). Under a proposed seventh amendment to a 2008 consent decree concerning CAA violations, a settling defendant agrees to maintain adequate capacity to control routine gases in its flare gas recovery system, improve its operation and maintenance of its continuous emissions monitoring systems, and pay a $1.6 million civil penalty.

United States v. Holly Refining and Marketing Tulsa LLC, No. 2:08-cv-0020 (D. Wyo. June 20, 2019). Under a proposed seventh amendment to a 2008 consent decree concerning CAA violations, a settling defendant agrees to maintain adequate capacity to control routine gases in its flare gas recovery system, improve its operation and maintenance of its continuous emissions monitoring systems, and pay a $1.6 million civil penalty.

United States v. Holly Refining and Marketing Tulsa LLC, No. 2:08-cv-0020 (D. Wyo. June 20, 2019). Under a proposed seventh amendment to a 2008 consent decree concerning CAA violations, a settling defendant agrees to maintain adequate capacity to control routine gases in its flare gas recovery system, improve its operation and maintenance of its continuous emissions monitoring systems, and pay a $1.6 million civil penalty.

United States v. Holly Refining and Marketing Tulsa LLC, No. 2:08-cv-0020 (D. Wyo. June 20, 2019). Under a proposed seventh amendment to a 2008 consent decree concerning CAA violations, a settling defendant agrees to maintain adequate capacity to control routine gases in its flare gas recovery system, improve its operation and maintenance of its continuous emissions monitoring systems, and pay a $1.6 million civil penalty.

EPA proposed to establish a national primary drinking water regulation and maximum contaminant level goal for perchlorate in public water supplies.

EPA proposed to establish a national primary drinking water regulation and maximum contaminant level goal for perchlorate in public water supplies.

EPA proposed to establish a national primary drinking water regulation and maximum contaminant level goal for perchlorate in public water supplies.

EPA proposed to establish a national primary drinking water regulation and maximum contaminant level goal for perchlorate in public water supplies.

EPA proposed to establish a national primary drinking water regulation and maximum contaminant level goal for perchlorate in public water supplies.