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MPCA suing gas station owners over leak - Vimarsana News

MPCA suing gas station owners over leak

ELGIN, Minn. - More than a year after a fuel leak was discovered at a Cenex gas station, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is still cleaning up the mess.

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MPCA: Minnesota gas station owners ignored leak for more than a month - Vimarsana News

MPCA: Minnesota gas station owners ignored leak for more than a month

A resident near the gas station in Elgin, Minn., smelled gasoline from his faucet. A trout stream was also polluted.

An Elgin gas station leaked 10,000 gallons of gasoline. Now the state is suing the owner - Vimarsana News

An Elgin gas station leaked 10,000 gallons of gasoline. Now the state is suing the owner

A months-long petroleum leak at a Cenex gas station in Elgin, Minnesota last year resulted in 10,000 gallons of gallons spilling into the environment, threatening drinking water and creating an unstable gasoline plume within the groundwater that officials are still grappling with.

An Elgin gas station leaked 10,000 gallons of gasoline. Now the state is suing the owner - Vimarsana News

An Elgin gas station leaked 10,000 gallons of gasoline. Now the state is suing the owner

A months-long petroleum leak at a Cenex gas station in Elgin, Minnesota last year resulted in 10,000 gallons of gallons spilling into the environment, threatening drinking water and creating an unstable gasoline plume within the groundwater that officials are still grappling with.