A state court is considering whether New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez can recover increased Medicaid costs in a long-running lawsuit against a medical sterilization facility in Santa Teresa.

https://www.abqjournal.com/news/article_fbc03924-933c-4dd7-b606-3140178c9480.html

#NewMexico #SantaTeresa #Sterigenics #pollution

Judge mulls whether New Mexico can seek medical costs in Sterigenics lawsuit

LAS CRUCES — A state court is considering whether New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez can recover increased Medicaid costs in a long-running lawsuit against a medical sterilization facility in

Albuquerque Journal
The Trump administration has allowed at least three California facilities—owned by Sterigenics—to bypass key Clean Air Act rules and emit ethylene oxide, a carcinogenic gas used in medical sterilization, simply by emailing for an exemption. The EPA cites national security and lack of technology as reasons, but over 340 facilities nationwide have sought similar waivers. Environmentalists warn exemptions put Americans at risk, as even short-term EtO exposure causes serious health issues, while long-term exposure is linked to cancer. How far will deregulation go? Read more:
https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2025-08-16/trumps-epa-polluters-exemptions-via-email-three-facilities-approved? #EPA #CleanAirAct #health #Trump #environment #Sterigenics
Trump told polluters to email him for an exemption. In California, three places have already been approved

Three sterilization facilities in Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties have been granted EPA exemptions to emit cancer-linked ethylene oxide.

Los Angeles Times

Trump told polluters to email him for an exemption. In California, three places have already been approved
Should city cancel their business licenses? All locations belong to Sterigenics.

#corruptbusinesses #cancer #Sterigenics

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trump-told-polluters-email-him-100000482.html

Trump told polluters to email him for an exemption. In California, three places have already been approved

Three sterilization facilities in Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties have been granted EPA exemptions to emit cancer-linked ethylene oxide.

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