News Analysis

Georgia Pacific Settles with EPA

The Georgia Pacific Corporation (G-P) agreed on 18 July to a costly settlement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency following a long wrangle with regulators and lawmakers. The company will pay a $6 million fine and spend at least $26 million on environmental improvements under the agreement, according to an article on 19 July in

The New York Times.

Published September 1, 1996

(1996, September 1). Georgia Pacific Settles with EPA. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/news-analysis/georgia-pacific-settles-epa