Ram pickup trucks display at a dealership. (Credit: Jonathan Weiss/Adobe Stock) $2B Settlement in Cummins Environmental Probe Signals End to Era of Lax Enforcement
The agreement "sends a signal the EPA is making an example of someone. Make sure your house is in order," said Joshua Van Eaton, a principal at Beveridge & Diamond.
January 11, 2024 at 12:28 PM
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The $2 billion settlement that the Department of Justice and Environmental Protection Agency finalized with diesel engine-maker Cummins on Wednesday serves as a cautionary tale for all companies after years of lax enforcement of the Clean Air Act.
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