Chevron has agreed to pay California over $13 million in fines for dozens of oil spills in the state
Chevron has agreed to pay California over $13 million in fines for dozens of oil spills in the state
Chevron has agreed to pay more than $13 million in fines for dozens of past oil spills in California. The Department of Fish and Wildlife said it was the largest administrative fine in its history. Most of the money will go to projects to acquire and preserve habitat.
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