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Court fines Onondaga man
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JUNE 2, 2000 A US District Court on Thursday fined former Onondaga Nation gas station owner Oliver Hill $4,746,500 for defying an Environmental Protection Agency cleanup order. The fine was the largest ever imposed for violating an EPA cleanup order. Hill refused to clean up a 10,000 gallon leak after he closed the station in 1993. Get the Story:
Onondaga merchant must pay $4.75 million for gas spill cleanup (AP 6/2) Relevant Links:
Haudenosaunee Environmental Task Force (HETF): www.tuscaroras.com/hetf/
The Environmental Protection Agency: www.epa.gov
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