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The pollutants included in these additional penalties were-- volatile organic compounds, nitrogenoxide, carbonmonoxide, hazardous air pollutants and “other pollutants,” excluding carbondioxide emissions. Paragraph 14.b b of the May 24, 2023 Consent Order and Agreement-- -- $4,935,023.00
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