Just weeks after the city reported sulfuric acid waste spilling from Austin’s Samsung plant into a nearby creek, the tech giant that is in the process of a Central Texas expansion has reported millions more gallons of spillage. More than 2 million gallons of stormwater mixed with wastewater spilled into a tributary north of the facility in January.
Highlights
- Samsung reported millions more gallons of spillage in January.
- More than 2 million gallons of stormwater mixed with wastewater spilled into a tributary north of the facility.
- Samsung is in the process of a Central Texas expansion.
- The tech giant is expanding its plant in Austin, Texas, in the early stages of its first phase of a major expansion in the U.S.