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Neenah Enterprises: What Happens When the Selling Is Done?

Anyone considering investment in Neenah Foundry should consider the liability from their pollution. Gregg Industries in El Monte, California is wholly owned by Neenah.

They are embroiled in conflict with the community and the regulatory agencies, due to their gross and pervasive foul smelling dusts, gases and vapors that they emit by the ton.

And this decrepit WW II-era foundry is within a few hundred feet from a school and Headstart where the cancer rate was 5,085 per million. This is about 40 times the CDC national average for childhood cancer.

And, the plant manager, Dave Call, actually said at a public forum recently that the air coming out of Gregg is cleaner than the LA air that comes into the plant. Delusional denial?

They are so on the ropes they have even resorted to use the services of an AstroTurf enviromental group, who hijacked the name of a legitimate group and goes before the AQMD to lie for this company.