Iowa, Nebraska companies fined for diesel emission tampering

Iowa, Nebraska companies fined for diesel emission tampering

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BPC Staff | Sep 2, 2021 | 7:50 pm |

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| 57 words | Energy & Environment, Iowa News, Law & Government, Retail & Business

Two companies from Iowa and Nebraska have been fined for tampering with emission controls for hundreds of customers, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday.

Associated Press: Two companies from Iowa and Nebraska have been fined for tampering with emission controls for hundreds of customers, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday. The companies — Midwest Truck Products of Cantril, Iowa; and South Central Diesel Inc. of Holdrege, Nebraska — installed or sold “defeat devices” that make emission controls inoperative, the EPA said.

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