Joe LaRocca Alyeska Pipeline's corporate culture of deceit
This month's revelation that a water laboratory technician at the Trans Alaska Oil Pipeline terminal in Valdez, Alaska confessed in federal court to falsifying ship ballast water quality data follows a dreary but well-established pattern in the pipeline company's corporate culture stretching from its inception more than 35 years ago, a culture which subtly encourages falsification of official records.
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