Mary Lucille Born 88 obituary in Baytown Texas
Mary Lucille Born 88 former Baytown resident dies Sept 26 2003. She was a Trinity Episcopal Church member bridge player and avid reader. Survived by two daughters Norma Jean Brandin Nassau Bay and Mary St Martin Austin, four grandchildren nine great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Memorials may be given to charity. Services Sept 29 2003 at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel Baytown with interment at Earthman Memory Gardens. Pallbearers listed. Earthman Funeral Directors entrusted.
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Mary Lucille
Baytown
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mrs. Born
Emory G. Born
Norma Jean Brandin
Nassau Bay
Texas
Mary
Donald St. Martin
Austin
Karen Allen
Christopher Brandin
Amy Smith
James D. Brandin
Jeremy Lee
Ryan LaPree
Taylor LaPree
Misty Smejkal
Joshua Smith
Kristin Brandin
Michael Brandin
Amber Brandin
Emory Brandin
Earthman Funeral Home Chapel
Earthman Memory Gardens
Garth Road
Rick Smith
Jeff Frank
Steve Hirsch
Earthman Funeral Directors
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Spotty Environmental safeguards for drilling in refuges
GAO findings show one quarter of the 575 wildlife refuges have histories of oil and gas activity dating back to the 1920s. There are 1,806 active rigs producing nearly 24 million barrels annually. The report cites soil and vegetation damage, mercury contamination, abandoned wells, and inadequate oversight by the Fish and Wildlife Service across refuges.
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Washington
General Accounting Offices
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Alaska
Congress
GAO
Edward Markey
D-Mass
Wayne Gilcrest
R-Md
Interior Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
GAD
D’arbonne Refuge
Louisiana
Delta
GOP
Anwr
Markey
Billy Tauzin
R-La
ANWEE
Wells, spills loom over Anahuac refuge in Texas
The Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge hosts about 50 active wells with seven spills reported since 1991. McDowell notes another dozen wells idle or potentially revivable, while recent leaks and a 1991 pipeline rupture harmed marshes and fish. drilling remains a point of policy debate amid broader Arctic refuge drilling talks.
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Baytown
Anahuac National Wildlife
Anahuac
Galveston’ ‘Bay
Kelly McDowell
McDowell
Lgast
Rachel Zoct
National wildlife refuges with most oil wells
The GAO study lists refuges with the highest oil well counts. Upper Quachita Louisiana shows 1,120 total wells with 908 active. St Catherine Creek Mississippi 465 with 64 active. Deep Fork Oklahoma 362 with none active. Delta Louisiana 338 with 178 active. Low Rio Grande Valley Texas 217 with 65 active. Hageman Texas 194 with 98 active. D Arbonne Louisiana 429 with 51 active. Kenai Alaska 164 with 121 active. Quivira Kansas 149 with 52 active. Aransas Texas 119 with 14 active. McFaddin Texas 105 with 76 active. Anahuac Texas 66 with 50 active. Seal Beach California 30 with 15 active. Ohio River Island West Virginia 21 with 11 active. Hopper Mountain California 17 with 15 active.
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National Wildlife
General Accounting Office
Upper Quachita
St. Catherine Creek
Miss
Deep Fork
Okla
Delta
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
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