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Oil giant to pay staggering $10 million penalty in rare settlement with state: 'The community should feel that we are … holding them accountable' - Vimarsana News

Oil giant to pay staggering $10 million penalty in rare settlement with state: 'The community should feel that we are … holding them accountable'

It's important that promises don't become boilerplate messages with little meaning.

Source: yahoo.com
Colorado announces largest enforcement package against Suncor refinery - Vimarsana News

Colorado announces largest enforcement package against Suncor refinery

Suncor is one of four Colorado facilities required to conduct fenceline monitoring under the state’s 2021 Air Toxics Act.

Colorado hits Suncor with historic $10.5 million penalty over Commerce City refinery's pollution – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

Colorado hits Suncor with historic $10.5 million penalty over Commerce City refinery's pollution – Greeley Tribune

Suncor will be required to pay $2.5 million in financial penalties and spend another $8 million on improvements to repair its power supply system, which state regulators believe causes a large number of air-quality violations at the refinery. 

Colorado fines Suncor refinery $10.5m for air pollution violations - Vimarsana News

Colorado fines Suncor refinery $10.5m for air pollution violations

Colorado state has fined refinery company Suncor Energy $10.5m for air pollution violations at its Commerce City refinery.

Colorado seeks input on PFAS as ban of items with added chemicals takes effect - Vimarsana News

Colorado seeks input on PFAS as ban of items with added chemicals takes effect

(The Center Square) – Colorado health officials are taking public comments on the state’s plan to reduce PFAS chemicals.