'Unseen Dangers' of Harvey: Petrochemical Plants Release 1 Million Pounds of Harmful Air Pollution

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By Lorraine ChowAug 29, 2017, 10:01 am54 pts
As some of the nation's largest crude processors and refineries shut down their facilities amid " unprecedented " rainfall and flooding from Harvey , residents nearby are reporting noxious, gaseous smells clouding the air. "I've been smelling them all night and off and on this morning," Bryan Parras, from the…

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