Subscribe to RSS feedEsperance port accepts $525,000 fine
A Western Australian court has fined Esperance Ports $525,000 for its role in the lead and nickel contamination incident which hit the port in early 2007.
Improved operations: Port of Esperance
Esperance Ports had pleaded guilty to two charges of causing pollution, two of failing to notify the Department of Environment and Conservation director-general of the discharge of the waste, a charge of emitting an unreasonable nickel odour and a charge...
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