US EPAEPA Settles Safe Drinking Water Act Claims with Power Company in Southern California | US EPA
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55% : EPA conducts regular inspections to verify injection well operations comply with the injection well permits and applicable requirements.50% : "EPA classifies injection wells into one of six types.
43% : SAN FRANCISCO - Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a settlement with Sunrise Power Company for claims of Safe Drinking Water Act violations at the company's Sunrise Power Plant in Kern County, California.
41% : EPA claims that in June 2022 Sunrise Power violated the permit and the Safe Drinking Water Act by failing to maintain the mechanical integrity of an injection well, allowing wastewater to rise to the ground surface.
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