#NoExxon in Gregory-Portland, Texas
The Port of CC is seeking a water permit, #WQ0005254000, to allow for the construction of a seawater desalination facility on the La Quinta Channel, below Voestalpine. The facility is …
From KIII3 News: Some residents living near the proposed $12 billion plastics plant that Exxon plans to build between Gregory and Portland are opposed to the project, and an environmental …
With the assistance of counsel from the Environmental Integrity Project, Texas Campaign for the Environment (TCE) filed a formal request seeking a hearing to challenge the air pollution permit for …
Your public comments CAN and WILL make a difference. There WERE changes made to GCGV’s industrial wastewater permit in response to comments. So, why submit public comment? Because you care …
There will be a presentation by Exxon; there will be an opportunity to ask Exxon or TCEQ staff ANY question you want to ask; finally, you can comment (say what’s …
The public meeting on May 22 is about TWO permits sought by EXXON/SABIC. One is the main air permit which, if approved, will authorize the construction of the facility. The …
The following emissions are authorized by the draft permit: Total Particulate Matter (PM) – 185.82 TONS per year Coarse Particulate Matter (PM10) – 176.35 TONS per year Fine Particulate Matter …
In the interest of keeping you informed, we have learned that the Port is requesting a water quality permit, No. WQ0005254000, to own and operate a desalination facility on La …
In a letter dated April 9, the TCEQ Executive Director issued his/her decision that the EXXON/SAUDI water quality permit application meets the requirements of applicable law. Anyone who disputes that …
In an eighty (80) page document, the TCEQ has responded to the public comments submitted on the Exxon/Saudi Wastewater Permit. However, it is important to note they did not respond …