sentences:  11-1616), Trident Seafoods agreed to pay a $2.5 million fine, the largest Clean Water Act penalty ever assessed by the US Environmental Protection Agency to an Alaska fish processor.According to the EPA, Trident had illegally dumped fish processing waste into the ocean for years, creating at one site near its Akutan plant a "massive carpet of gelatinous goo" covering an area of sea floor the size of 38 football fields or more than 50 acres in size.The agreement also required Trident to invest an estimated $30–40 million in "source control and waste pile remediation measures" at its facilities in Naknek, Akutan, Cordova, St. Paul, and Ketchikan, Alaska.