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Texas refineries exceed federal pollution standards - Vimarsana News

Texas refineries exceed federal pollution standards

A dozen refineries reportedly exceeded the EPA’s limit on average benzene emissions last year, including San Antonio-based Valero's facility in St. Charles, La.

Five Texas refineries polluted above federal limit on cancer-causing benzene last year, report found - Vimarsana News

Five Texas refineries polluted above federal limit on cancer-causing benzene last year, report found

Five Texas refineries exceeded federal pollution limits of the carcinogenic chemical benzene in 2021, according to an Environmental Integrity Project analysis.

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Five Texas refineries polluted above federal limit on cancer-causing benzene last year, report found - Vimarsana News

Five Texas refineries polluted above federal limit on cancer-causing benzene last year, report found

Benzene is a known human carcinogen, according to the EPA. The refineries were among a dozen industrial plants in the U.S. that emitted the highest levels in 2021.

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Five Texas refineries exceeded EPA limit on benzene emissions, report says - Vimarsana News

Five Texas refineries exceeded EPA limit on benzene emissions, report says

Benzene is a known human carcinogen, according to the EPA. The Texas refineries were among a dozen industrial plants in the U.S. that emitted the highest levels of the chemical in 2021.

Five Texas refineries polluted above federal limit on cancer-causing benzene last year, report found - Vimarsana News

Five Texas refineries polluted above federal limit on cancer-causing benzene last year, report found

Benzene is a known human carcinogen, according to the EPA. The refineries were among a dozen industrial plants in the U.S. that emitted the highest levels in 2021.