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EPA. The company was investigated for misbranded Pesticide containers.^[3]

metric tons of carbon per year in the United States, accounting for nearly 20% of carbon emissions in the United States and 30% of carbon emmissions in California.^[6]

metals, and omitting samples that were not in compliance for PH.^[7] Daniel R. Callahan, the former Dirctor of Environmental Health and Safety of Stafford Division of Tyco Printed Circuit Group, pled guilty to violating the Clean Air Act on Novembor 17 of 2003. Callahan falsified reports submitted to the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). The reports failed to include the fact that a "batch tank" had been discharged into the Manchester public sewer system. Tyco's DEP permit required that all discharges into public sewer systems be reported.^[8] Tyco was 41st on the 2002 Political Economy Research Institute's (PERI) Toxic 100.^[9]

sediments.^[12]

hazardous.^[15]

open hearth furnace in 1993. The company spent $4.8 million to install proper pollution controls at the facility reducing total carbon monoxide emission 115 tons per year, an 80% reduction from previous levels.^[18]

toxic emissions in 2002.^[19]