Since 2019, Tesla allowed 112 illegal toxic releases, containing up to 750 pounds of harmful contaminants, impacting health, especially children, older people, and those with asthma.
Regulatory agency links harmful emissions to Tesla's paint-spraying booths and ovens, highlighting health risks like cancer, neurological damage, and reproductive issues even at low levels.
Bay Area Air Quality Management District seeks an order to shut down Tesla's car-painting departments or for the company to hire external experts to address emissions issues.
Despite district investigations and operational changes by Tesla, emissions from the factory continue, prompting discussions of potential legal action by the agency against the automaker.
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