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Environment
Honeywell To Pay In Baton Rouge Case
February 19, 2007
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 85, Issue 8
Honeywell has agreed to plead guilty and pay $12 million to settle charges that it violated the Clean Air Act in a July 2003 incident in which an employee died. According to the Justice Department, the employee, Delvin Henry, opened a 1-ton cylinder that had been erroneously labeled as containing a refrigerant. In fact, it contained the toxic material antimony pentachloride, which released violently and with lethal effects. Honeywell says it has taken measures to ensure that such an incident is not repeated.
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