Waste fine
17 January 2000 00:00 [Source: ICB]
UK waste specialist Leigh Environmental has been fined £87 500 ($143 500) by the Environment Agency for England and Wales after pleading guilty to falsifying dates on cyanide, arsenic, mercury and other toxic wastes that were destined for two UK landfill sites.
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