NW Minn. companies hit with environmental penalties in 2022
Last year, the state Pollution Control Agency closed nearly 300 enforcement cases
Source: pineandlakes.com
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Last year, the state Pollution Control Agency closed nearly 300 enforcement cases
Last year, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency closed nearly 300 enforcement cases.
Last year, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency closed nearly 300 enforcement cases.
Enbridge Energy received the largest penalty. Howard’s Driveway Inc. of Menahga was fined $7,600, according to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
A series of aquifer breaches that occurred as a result of the construction process for the Line 3 Pipeline will cost Enbridge Energy a lot of money in fines.