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Blodgett answers many questions in this interview, including "What is the outlook for the aftermarket as it relates to new technology such as EVs?

LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – The California Department of Toxic Substances Control is suing NL Industries and other companies for recovery of cleanup costs at a metals smelter in Los Angeles County. This smelter “spewed dangerous heavy metals and other toxins into the air, onto the ground, and into the water,” says the lawsuit, filed Dec. 14 in Los Angeles federal court. The most recent owner of the Vernon property is Exide Technologies, which has gone bankrupt. There is not enough left in the company’s trust to completely remediate the property, the suit says. So California is suin...

California Sues Companies to Recover Costs for Lead Pollution Cleanup December 23, 2020 A lawsuit has been filed against multiple companies connected to a now-closed battery recycling plant years after California regulators pledged to recover cleanup costs from those responsible for spreading lead pollution to thousands of homes in southeast Los Angeles County. The state Department of Toxic Substances Control claims in the lawsuit filed Monday that three previous operating companies and seven companies that sent hazardous waste or arranged for its treatment...

California sues to recover costs for Exide lead cleanup, but community still wants justice [Los Angeles Times] Years after pledging to recover cleanup costs from those responsible for spreading lead pollution over thousands of homes in southeast Los Angeles County, California regulators have finally filed suit against multiple companies connected to the closed Exide Technologies battery recycling plant in Vernon. The action notably excludes Exide, which under a recently approved bankruptcy plan was allowed to walk away from the half-demolished hazardous site and stick California taxpayers wit...