A paper mill in South Carolina, New-Indy, has been fined for violating pollution regulations. The amount of the fine is unclear, with reports ranging from $1.1 million to $129,360, and a separate settlement of $103 million has also been approved. The mill has been accused of releasing harmful pollutants, including a cancer-causing compound, into the Catawba River and causing foul odors that have made nearby residents sick.