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How Shell’s cracker has polluted more than permitted with no new fines for three years
State regulators have allowed the Beaver County ethylene plant to keep exceeding limits on damaging nitrogen oxides while the official permitting process has taken seven times its original timeline.
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Shell Polymers has entered into an agreement with Freepoint Eco-Systems to secure a steady supply of pyrolysis oil derived from waste plastics at Freepoint’s recycling facility in Hebron, OH, for its ...
MONACA, Pa. — Shell is reportedly considering selling its chemical plants, including a facility in Beaver County. No final decisions have been made on what would be a major sale that could have a big ...
CENTER TWP. ― An opportunity to get a free pair of smoke detectors is coming to the Beaver County community. Representatives for Shell Polymers, which manages the ethylene cracker plant in Potter ...
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