TCEQ Issues Draft Permit for Desal Facility on Harbor Island
On October 18, the Executive Director of TCEQ authorized the issuance of a Draft Permit for the Port’s seawater desalination facility on Harbor Island. The facility will call for intake …
Port Presents a Master Plan for an Ecological Disaster
We have posted several pieces about the Port’s Plans for San Patricio County and, most recently, the 3,000 acres being purchased between McCampbell Airport and the Aransas Pass Lowes. Below, …
Request Public Meeting on Exxon/SABIC “La Quinta” Terminal
We urge citizens to comment on this application and ask for a public meeting. This meeting was held September 16, 2019. We have created a Quick Guide to Submitting Public …
An Environmental Disaster in the Making
So, the Port and the EDCs successfully promote the Exxon plant location. They now seek permits for two desalination facilities on La Quinta Channel and Harbor Island. And, they move …
Port of Corpus Christi Applies for Water Permit for Desal Facility on La Quinta Channel
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 …
How Does Exxon’s Industrial Wastewater and Stormwater Get to the Mud Flats, Estuaries, and Bays?
These photos reveal a close-up and wide view of the path of the waters to Copano Bay and the La Quinta Channel, highlighted as red lines. The storm waters will …
Updated Maps of the Exxon/GCGV Project
We have updated our maps using Google Earth to show the massive footprint of the Gulf Coast Growth Ventures/Exxon/Saudi Arabian project. The GCGV Project – Zoom In
Terminal Awareness for Northshore and Bay Ridge
While focusing on the Public Meeting on Exxon’s Water Permit, a few weeks ago we let everyone know about Exxon’s latest application for a new Air Permit to construct a …