HOUSTON — At least 2 tons of highly unstable chemicals used in such products as plastics and paint exploded and burned at a flood-crippled plant near Houston early Thursday, sending up a plume ...
Investigators believe a worker dragging his foot along a factory floor sparked a Thursday explosion at a Texas chemical plant that injured two workers and left a third unaccounted for, and fears of ...
The explosion happened yesterday at the plant along Highway 225 in southeast Houston. While officials initially told Eyewitness News that workers only suffered minor injuries, that all changed ...
Two explosions hit the flooded Arkema chemical plant in Crosby, TX, near Houston, early today. Further explosions of organic peroxides, which are produced and stored at the plant and are used to make ...
When a chemical plant in Port Neches, Texas, exploded on Thanksgiving eve in 2019, multiple people were injured, tens of thousands were evacuated from their homes and off-site property damage ...
A massive fire burning at a plant along SH-225 near the East Beltway was extinguished following an explosion that left one person hospitalized Wednesday afternoon. Officials identified the plant ...
The lawsuit seeks $1 million in damages, claiming the three-day blaze at Shell’s Deer Park facility caused air and water pollution that violated state law. An explosion at a Shell USA Inc ...
HOUSTON The small explosion spewed vapor into the air early Monday and led officials to ask residents to remain indoors. Valero Energy Corp. spokesman Bill Day said four workers were taken to the ...
DALLAS (CN) — Survivors and relatives of 32 people killed at a catastrophic chemical plant explosion in southern Mexico have sued Fluor, the engineering and construction giant, accusing it of knowing ...
The environmental health crisis ruminating in Houston’s Southwest Crossing neighborhood is the product of climate change and ...
INEOS already operates several chemicals facilities in East Texas, including three in the Houston area and one in Port Arthur ...
