#NoExxon in Gregory-Portland, Texas
The TCEQ has scheduled a Public Meeting on Exxon’s permit to discharge industrial wastewater and stormwater into Coprus Christi Bay and Copano Bay/Port Bay/Mission Bay via pipe and open drainage …
The Comment Period on Exxon’s Industrial Wastewater and Stormwater Permit will end at the close of the meeting on Monday evening, December 11th. If you cannot attend, you can drop …
There are a number of reasons to attend. Exxon will be there to answer your questions. You can state on the record you oppose the granting of their Wastewater and …
This is the second in a series of posts in which we will provide some information on what will occur and how you can participate. Our first post described the meeting …
With the TCEQ Public Meeting regarding Exxon’s Industrial Wastewater permit application fast approaching on Monday, December 11th, we felt it would be beneficial to the community to post the entire …
This is the first in a series of posts in which we will provide some information on what will occur and how you can participate. This first post is simply …
Some have asked why are you still fighting Exxon? Why do you raise these issues about air and water quality, whooping crane habitat, water temperature, the polyethylene pellets, flooding potential, …
Last week we informed you that Exxon was seeking another air permit to operate its proposed terminal at La Quinta Channel. Two weeks prior to Exxon filing its application for …
We’ve all seen pictures of sea turtles, shore birds, and marine life that have entangled themselves in or otherwise consumed plastic rings, bags, and other plastic products. But, these small …
To protect aquatic life, the discharge of effluent into Corpus Christi Bay and La Quinta Channel cannot exceed 95 degrees. In its application, Exxon states that, despite the presence of …