A jury on Friday found that Monsanto Co. polluted Anniston, Ala., with PCBs -- a verdict that could expose the chemical giant to millions of dollars in damages. The verdict was the first from a jury over the contamination in Anniston, but the issue has dogged Monsanto for years. It reached a $40 million settlement in a federal case last year, and has spent millions trying to clean up contamination in and around the town.
February 22, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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