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    Aug 28, 2007 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  1. BP gets break on soot limits

    Tribune staff reporter
    Indiana regulators have granted BP another exemption from environmental standards, this time relaxing rules requiring a sharp drop in harmful soot pollution from the company's Whiting oil refinery. The decision by the Indiana Department of...

    Tags: Science and Technology, Indiana, Companies and Corporations, Natural Resources, Environmental Issues

  2. Dec 13, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  3. How safe is tuna?

    Tribune staff reporters
    In the fall of 1970, a chemistry professor in upstate New York reached into his pantry, grabbed a can of tuna and, on a hunch, tested it for mercury. What he found stunned him: levels of the toxic metal far above U.S. safety limits. Embarrassed...

    Tags: Science and Technology, New York, Pregnancy and Childbirth, Environmental Issues, Aquaculture

  4. Aug 15, 2007 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  5. EPA will ask BP to offset pollution

    Insisting that they cannot stop BP from dumping more toxic waste into Lake Michigan, federal officials will instead try to persuade the oil company on Wednesday to finance other projects that would help clean up the lake.
    Tribune staff reporter
    Insisting that they cannot stop BP from dumping more toxic waste into Lake Michigan, federal officials will instead try to persuade the oil company on Wednesday to finance other projects that would help clean up the lake. At the behest of Mary Gade,...

    Tags: Water Supply, Water Pollution, Heavy Engineering, Environmental Issues, Regional Authority

  6. Oct 12, 2007 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  7. Tribune exclusive: Indiana giving lake polluter a break

    Indiana is moving to scrap, relax or omit limits on toxic chemicals and heavy metals dumped into a Lake Michigan tributary by the sprawling U.S. Steel Corp. mill in Gary, according to environmental lawyers and former federal regulators who have reviewed a proposed water permit.
    Indiana is moving to scrap, relax or omit limits on toxic chemicals and heavy metals dumped into a Lake Michigan tributary by the sprawling U.S. Steel Corp. mill in Gary, according to environmental lawyers and former federal regulators who have reviewed a...

    Tags: Chesterton, Water Pollution, Heavy Engineering, Environmental Issues, Immune System

  8. Oct 3, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  9. BP faces new heat from feds over plant

    Tribune staff reporter
    BP is facing new questions about its Whiting refinery from federal environmental regulators, who accused the company Thursday of starting a project to process heavy Canadian oil three years before it obtained the necessary permit. The U.S....

    Tags: Science and Technology, Indiana, Companies and Corporations, Water Pollution, Heavy Engineering

  10. Jul 27, 2007 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  11. BP dumps mercury in lake

    Although the federal government ordered states more than a decade ago to dramatically limit mercury discharges into the Great Lakes, the BP refinery in northwest Indiana will be allowed to continue pouring small amounts of the toxic metal into Lake Michigan for at least another five years.
    Tribune staff reporter
    Although the federal government ordered states more than a decade ago to dramatically limit mercury discharges into the Great Lakes, the BP refinery in northwest Indiana will be allowed to continue pouring small amounts of the toxic metal into Lake...

    Tags: Chesterton, Water Pollution, Mining, Heavy Engineering, Environmental Issues

  12. Apr 25, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  13. Crackdown to target tap water

    Tribune staff reporter
    Illinois officials are taking steps to ensure people aren't drinking contaminated water, including proposing criminal penalties for misleading the public about the source of water flowing from their taps. In response to a Tribune investigation that...

    Tags: Consumer Confidence, Crestwood, Alsip, Crime, Law and Justice, Pat Quinn

  14. Apr 26, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  15. Jeered mayor defends Crestwood water

    Tribune staff reporter
    Crestwood's mayor on Saturday tried to assure his south suburban town its drinking water is safe as an outraged and skeptical standing-room-only crowd shouted him down and demanded to know why local officials secretly used a polluted well for more than...

    Tags: Water Supply, Crestwood, Illinois, Politics, Health

  16. Nov 19, 2007 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  17. BP under gun to expand production, limit pollution

    Two thin streams of wastewater pour constantly from spigots used to monitor environmental conditions at the BP oil refinery in Whiting.
    Tribune staff reporter
    Two thin streams of wastewater pour constantly from spigots used to monitor environmental conditions at the BP oil refinery in Whiting. Joe Morrison, manager of the facility's water treatment plant, quickly fills two glass bottles to show the...

    Tags: Science and Technology, Water Supply, Heavy Engineering, Chicago Skyline, Natural Resources

  18. Apr 27, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  19. State looks to plug hole in pollution law

    Tribune staff reporter
    Ann Muniz would like to forget the days of drinking bottled water and taking short showers with the windows open. Health officials suggested taking those unusual steps eight years ago when they told Muniz and nearly 750 other homeowners in an...

    Tags: Water Supply, Nuclear Power, Crestwood, Environmental Issues, Pat Quinn

  20. Apr 19, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  21. U.S. reviewing partial ban of cleaning chemical

    Tribune staff reporter
    The Obama administration is mulling whether to force dry cleaners to phase out the cancer-causing chemical that soaked into the soil behind a Crestwood business and is still used in tens of thousands of shops nationwide. Health experts have known for...

    Tags: John Kelly, Politics, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Politics

  22. Apr 30, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  23. EPA seizes Crestwood files

    Chicago Tribune
    Federal agents raided government offices in south suburban Crestwood on Wednesday, less than two weeks after a Tribune investigation revealed the village had secretly pumped drinking water from a polluted well for more than two decades. Acting on a...

    Tags: Indiana, Crestwood, Punishment, Environmental Issues, Pat Quinn

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