Read each case below, and: Identify for each case the keyword of violation Identify the appropriate major EPA Pollution Regulations that apply to each event. Explain the keywords and the Regulation for the event in 150 words Event 1 High-Points Colorado operations include oil and gas wells and condensate storage tanks. A condensate storage tank collects liquid hydrocarbons separated from natural gas after production from an oil and gas well. The liquid hydrocarbons, or condensate, are stored in tanks until transfer for sale via tank truck or pipeline. Multiple tanks sited together are called tank batteries. Vapor control systems are required at tank batteries to capture and recover or combust the condensates hydrocarbon vapors. Multiple tank batteries can be served by the same vapor control system designed to prevent the vapors from being released into the atmosphere. Improperly or inadequately designed, sized, operated, or maintained vapor control systems could lead to uncontrolled emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOC), which contribute to the formation of ground-level ozone. Event 2 On February 23, 2017, Wood Group PSN Inc. (Wood Group) was ordered to pay $9.5 million in two separate cases involving conduct in the Gulf of Mexico. Specifically, Wood Group was ordered to pay $7 million for falsely reporting, over several years, that personnel had performed safety inspections at offshore facilities in the Gulf of Mexico; After an explosion on an offshore facility in the Eastern District of Louisiana, Wood Group was ordered to pay $1.8 million for negligently discharging oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Wood Group was also ordered to pay $700,000 in community service. Event 3 Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara stated: Those in the business of providing water to the public have a special responsibility to comply with water safety laws. Everyone has the right to clean water, including customers of private water companies. Shirts customers have been subjected to boil-water notices for multiple years. These boil-water notices advised Painted Aprons residents to boil their water before using it for human consumption or food preparation. In addition to subjecting community members to these boil-water notices, Eherts violations also forced members of the community to spend their own time and money trying to keep the water system running as safely as possible.