AIR POLLUTION

Phillips 66 agrees to $475K fine for refinery releases

Sean Reilly, E&E News reporter

Published: Monday, August 20, 2018

Phillips 66 Co. would pay a $475,000 fine and spend some $500,000 on a lead paint abatement project as part of a tentative deal to settle alleged violations of the Clean Air Act and two other major federal laws at its Wood River Refinery in southwestern Illinois, according to a proposed consent decree recently lodged with a federal court.

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CLIMATE

D.C. Circuit restores part of Obama-era emissions rule

The Trump administration went too far when it completely scrapped Obama-era climate rules that were only partly struck down during an earlier round of litigation, a federal appeals court said today.

By Pamela King and Jennifer Hijazi in Greenwire Tuesday, April 7, 2020

PANDEMIC

'Horrible.' Coronavirus unravels energy efficiency industry

The nation's largest source of energy jobs — the energy efficiency sector — is experiencing mass layoffs from the coronavirus as utility and state programs shut down across the country.

By David Iaconangelo in Energywire Tuesday, April 7, 2020

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