Southwest Washington’s clean-air regulator issued a $2.7 million fine Monday to LANXESS Corp. for “significant violations of air quality regulations in 2022 and 2023” at its Kalama chemical plant.
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Source: The Columbian
$1B Kalama chemical company fined $2.7M for dramatically underreporting emissions
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