Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Caterpillar Inc. has agreed to pay $2.5 million - $510,000 of which would go to California - to settle alleged violations of environmental laws related to emissions from the company's diesel engines, federal authorities announced Thursday.
The Justice Department and the Environmental Protection Agency claimed that the trucking giant shipped more than 590,000 engines lacking devices ...
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