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Tag Archives: Clean Air Act

Fire rages at the Citgo Refinery in Corpus Christi on July 19, 2009.

by Priscila Mosqueda

Citgo’s Corpus Christi Environmental Crimes: Too Big to Punish

Tue, May 6, 2014 |

After seven years of waiting, Corpus Christi pollution victims finally learned what restitution they’ll be receiving from Citgo Petroleum Corp.: nothing....Read More

by Priscila Mosqueda

Victims Disappointed by Small Penalty in Citgo Criminal Case

Thu, Feb 6, 2014 |

Seven years after Citgo was convicted of environmental crimes in Corpus Christi, a federal judge has finally sentenced the company—at least partially....Read More

by Priscila Mosqueda

Years After Criminal Conviction, Citgo Petroleum Finally Facing Sentence in Corpus Christi

Wed, Oct 23, 2013 |

Six years after Citgo became the first major oil company to be criminally convicted by a jury for violating the Clean Air Act, the company may finally be senten...Read More

by Forrest Wilder

In Landmark Criminal Case, Citgo Could Get Off Easy

Wed, Feb 27, 2013 |

Without the fear of enormous fines, a polluter could see violations simply as the cost of doing business....Read More

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