Texas pledged access for non-English speakers to environmental documents and meetings. The rollout has been riddled with issues.

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By Erin Douglas, The Texas TribuneApr 7, 2022, 10:15 am378 pts
This piece originally appeared at The Texas Tribune. In the summer of 2018, dozens of residents in Manchester — a predominantly Latino neighborhood of Houston where nearly half of the residents have limited English proficiency, according to U.S. census surveys — attended a meeting about a refinery’s plan…

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