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Texas asphalt plants operate with limited oversight — and communities struggle with pollution - Vimarsana News

Texas asphalt plants operate with limited oversight — and communities struggle with pollution

Texas' oversight over asphalt plants is limited. Critics say that has exposed Dallas' Joppa community — and other communities across the state — to hazardous pollution.

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Texas asphalt plants operate with limited oversight — and communities struggle with pollution - Vimarsana News

Texas asphalt plants operate with limited oversight — and communities struggle with pollution

Texas' oversight over asphalt plants is limited. Critics say that has exposed Dallas' Joppa community — and other communities across the state — to hazardous pollution.

In an unexpected turn, Austin Bridge and Road to close asphalt plant in Joppa this month - Vimarsana News

In an unexpected turn, Austin Bridge and Road to close asphalt plant in Joppa this month

In a huge win for the pollution-plagued residents of Joppa, Dallas-based Austin Bridge and Road will permanently close its asphalt batch plant in this...

Asphalt company president says production in Joppa to stop June 26 - Vimarsana News

Asphalt company president says production in Joppa to stop June 26

Austin Bridge and Road says its controversial asphalt batch plant in Joppa will stop production June 26. Joppa is a mostly Black Dallas community.

City of Dallas spent millions on asphalt from controversial batch plant in Joppa - Vimarsana News

City of Dallas spent millions on asphalt from controversial batch plant in Joppa

Joppa residents want Dallas officials to shut down an asphalt plant polluting their air. The city has spent millions buying asphalt from the company that owns it.