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Lavaca Bay, a steel, gray waterway along the Central Texas Coast, is home to one of the most notorious Superfund sites in Texas—a huge, abandoned industrial plant complex (and island full of dredge materials) that leaches toxic mercury into surrounding waters, creating a zone where, for decades, the fish has been too dangerous for humans to eat.

A port’s dredging plans pose a manmade threat to a Gulf Coast Superfund site already hammered by hurricanes.

HOUSTON, Jan. 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Max Midstream, a Houston-based energy company, continues to move forward on its ambitious plans to make all operations carbon neutral in conjunction with the

/PRNewswire/ -- Max Midstream, a Houston-based energy company, continues to move forward on its ambitious plans to make all operations carbon neutral in...

/PRNewswire/ -- Max Midstream, a Houston-based energy company, continues to move forward on its ambitious plans to make all operations carbon neutral in...

The Export Boom . The viewing deck at Port Arthur’s City Hall offers visitors to the industrial city a view of the small downtown and the glimmering waterway. The channel is lined with massive tankers and refineries...

The United States’ oil and gas export boom has been a decade in the making. All along the Texas coast, communities are fighting back against the industry’s expansion.

The U.S. oil and gas export boom has been decades in the making. Texas' Gulf Coast communities are fighting back.

Novitsky joins Max Midstream having previously served as Vice President of Commercial Development for Global Marine Terminals at Buckeye Partners.

The Calhoun Port Authority today announced that the Congressionally-authorized Matagorda Ship Channel expansion will be constructed using an Environmental Social Governance (ESG) program with the intentions of making this project carbon neutral1. The port expansion will enable a wide array of products to be shipped from the Port of Calhoun to the world, creating much ...