Proposed regulations offer hope for communities battling petrochemical pollution

Grist
By Grist CreativeOct 19, 2023, 11:02 am136 pts
In Port Arthur, a small city located east of Houston along the Gulf of Mexico, a majority of residents live in close proximity to one of the 13 petrochemical facilities. For decades, residents have pushed back against blatant and unmitigated air and water pollution that has led to a host of medical problems. …

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