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Alcoa Corporation/Controversies

Alcoa Corporation controversies

Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.

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  1. 2026Reported Western Australia land-clearing penalty
  2. 2014Bahrain foreign-bribery settlement
  3. 2003Rockdale Clean Air Act settlement
  4. 1999York Oil Superfund cleanup
  5. 1938United States v. Alcoa antitrust case

  1. 2026

    Reported Western Australia land-clearing penalty

    Reference material reports that Alcoa was fined in Australia over alleged illegal clearing in Western Australia’s northern jarrah forests. The report concerns environmental compliance and the future of the company’s regional mining operations.

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  2. 2014

    Bahrain foreign-bribery settlement

    Alcoa World Alumina and related entities resolved U.S. Department of Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission allegations involving improper payments to Bahraini officials through an intermediary. The combined reported resolution was approximately $384 million, including civil and criminal components.

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  3. 2003

    Rockdale Clean Air Act settlement

    Alcoa agreed to a major pollution-control investment at its Rockdale, Texas facility after allegations that modifications to the power plant had been made without required controls and permits.

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  4. 1999

    York Oil Superfund cleanup

    Alcoa undertook cleanup work involving PCB- and lead-contaminated soil and sediment at the York Oil federal Superfund site in New York under an EPA order.

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  5. 1938

    United States v. Alcoa antitrust case

    The U.S. government charged Alcoa with illegal monopolization of the aluminum market. The case became a leading antitrust precedent and was resolved in 1945.

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