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Environmental and Health / Permitting

Is the Whooping Crane Habitat at Risk?

Exxon’s storm water discharge plan includes draining 923 acres into the Copano Bay, Port Bay, and Mission Bay watershed. Some of that discharge will include process and equipment contact storm …

Environmental and Health / Letter to the Editor / Voestalpine

Letter to the Editor: Trust issues based on industry performance

This letter by Carrie Robertson Meyer, “Trust issues based on industry performance,” highlights industry struggles to keep promises. The Austrian company, Voestalpine, came to town a few years ago and …

Environmental and Health / TCEQ / Voestalpine

TCEQ Confirms Black Dust Covering Portland Neighborhoods Result of Permit Violations by Voestalpine

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) has released their report regarding their investigation into fugitive dust from Voestalpine. A few salient points documented in the report: 3 violations found: …

Environmental and Health

Increased Flooding Potential from EXXON Facility

If you live in Gregory and Portland, you know that some streets flood during a heavy rain. We are not talking about tropical storms but rather the common downpours that …

Documents / Environmental and Health / Public Meeting / TCEQ

Public Meeting Scheduled on EXXON/SABIC Industrial Wastewater Permit

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 …

Environmental and Health / Permitting / Tax Abatements / TCEQ

You Can’t Hide Your Lying Eyes

No doubt, many of you have seen the news about Exxon’s newest “adjustment” to the potential jobs that will be generated by the new plant on the outskirts of Gregory …

Elections / Environmental and Health

Governor Abbot Vetoes Local Funding for Ozone Monitoring and Prevention

For 15 years, the City of Corpus Christi has received state funding to administer programs to monitor ozone in the Corpus Christi airshed (Nueces and San Patricio counties) and create …

Documents / Permitting / TCEQ

COASTAL BEND GROUP OF SIERRA CLUB REQUESTS PUBLIC MEETING

The local chapter of the Sierra Club has sent a letter to TCEQ requesting a Public Meeting on the Exxon/SABIC air permit.  The letter can be seen here.  It is …

Documents / Environmental and Health / TCEQ

Summary of Pollutants Emitted Annually in East San Patricio County WITH Exxon/GCGV

In our request to TCEQ for ambient air monitoring in San Patrico County, we included a chart displaying emissions by current industrial operations.  We have modified that chart here to …

Documents / Environmental and Health / TCEQ

It’s Time for Air Monitoring in San Patricio County

On May 19th, Portland Citizens United sent a letter to the TCEQ requesting ambient air monitoring in San Patricio County. Despite recent industrial growth and unfortunate prevailing wind direction, the TCEQ …

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The Exxon/Saudi effluent into La Quinta Channel will include a daily average of 1,083lbs of “oil and grease”.

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