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Companies involved in a sulfuric acid spill in Channelview are facing significant fines. 5 million. The fines are related to a spill that occurred in December.
OSHA issued citations to the company it deemed responsible for the incident. Further details about the spill and the proposed fines are available from Houston Public Media. This includes information about the contractor and subcontractor who were hired for cleanup and are also facing fines.
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