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(AMM) PCB-laden gear stirs suit vs. USS-Posco
July 27, 2010 - 22:41 GMT
Location:
PITTSBURGH
KEYWORDS:
USS-Posco
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lawsuit
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PCB
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recycling
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Delta Scrap
An Oakley, Calif.-based metals recycler is suing USS-Posco Industries, alleging that it was intentionally sold equipment laden with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) that contaminated its recycling facility and one of its service provider's facilities.
Delta Scrap & Salvage and Graunstadt Enterprises filed the lawsuit against Pittsburg, Calif.-based steelmaker USS-Posco Industries, a joint-venture of U.S Steel Corp. and South Korea's Posco Ltd.
In April 2009, a Graunstadt employee, uninformed about the presence of PCBs, bid on three separate lots of electrical equipment that USS-Posco was selling. During the move and installation of the equipment it became...
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