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Economy and Business Monday, February 18, 2013 A bipartisan bill would toughen Ohio's fracking pollution penalties Senators LaRose (R) and Schiavoni (D) want to crack down on illegal dumping of oil and gas drilling waste by WKSU's JEFF ST. CLAIR |
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In The Region: A bipartisan pair of state senators has responded to calls for tougher sanctions against those caught illegally dumping oil and gas drilling waste.
Youngstown area Democrat Joe Schiavoni and Copley Republican Frank LaRose introduced legislation to increase the penalties for polluters from misdemeanors to felonies
The bill comes after a federal felony charge was filed last week against Ben Lupo, owner of several Youngstown fracking waste disposal companies. He is accused of ordering employees to dump brine into a tributary of the Mahoning River. State officials acknowledge they went with a federal charge because state penalties are much lighter.
LaRose says the bipartisan bill makes illegal dumping of drilling waste a felony in Ohio, with a minimum three-year sentence and $10,000 fine. |
“And the other important thing is that it makes it mandatory that the guilty party would lose their license to participate in this industry, and that would be permanent. You would never be able to get a license to be an oil and gas operator again.”
Under current Ohio law, state regulators can issue citations, but the violations do not necessarily prevent companies from getting other permits to operate. |
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