>Covering up environmental compliance violations and falsifying training records is a much bigger deal than littering. So it's not the littering/pollution that

>Covering up environmental compliance violations and falsifying training records is a much bigger deal than littering. So it's not the littering/pollution that's the important crime, it's daring to lie to the government that's the important crime? Yes, littering is bad and the fine is too small for a company this size but the fact that people see failing to <cartman>"respect my authority"</cartman> as the true crime here does not sit well with me.