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AP Photos The company that owns a Dolton plant that processes chemical solvents agreed to pay $350,000 to settle government allegations that it improperly handled hazardous waste. The owner of the Safety-Kleen Systems facility in Dolton entered into an agreement last week after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency threatened to take legal action against the company following numerous problems identified in a 2019 inspection, the agency said Monday. The hazardous materials operation receives chemical solvents where it processes them for reuse. After two inspections in 2019, the EPA accused the plant operators of nine violations of federal and state environmental laws. In January of this year, the agency threatened to file a civil action against the company.

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