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Everett firm fined for hazardous waste violations
The state Department of Ecology has fined an Everett metalworking firm $24,000 for failing to manage its hazardous waste.
The state Department of Ecology has fined an Everett metalworking firm $24,000 for failing to manage its hazardous waste.
Ecology officials say TC Systems had violations in 2007 and 2008, including allowing spilled compressor oil to enter soil and a storm drain.
The company has 30 days to appeal the fine.
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