State Tells Schnitzer To Clean Up Pollution Caused By Oakland Shredder
San Francisco Chronicle / Bay City News Service –
The California Department of Toxic Substances Control surprised an Oakland metal recycling facility on Tuesday with a 97-page “Enforcement Order for Corrective Action,” directing its owner to prepare a plan to clean up hazardous waste produced in its operations.
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