Los Angeles battles largest wildfire in city history
Crews tame the largest LA wildfire as cooler weather helps containment efforts. Over 7,000 acres burned, four houses lost, six firefighters injured, 700 homes evacuated with 90 percent of residents returning. Ponderosa Fire 4,000 acres in Butte County 32 homes destroyed.
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Eric Garcetti
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Reuters
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Gulf Coast oil plants release over a million pounds of pollutants after Harvey
Texas facilities including refineries and chemical plants released more than 1 million pounds of toxic pollutants in the week after Harvey. Floating rooftops sank, tanks overflowed, and flaring surged at Phillips 66, Kinder Morgan, Shell, Valero, Marathon, and ExxonMobil sites. Experts warn of ongoing risks as floodwaters recede and restart efforts begin.
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Center For Biological Diversity
Arkema Chemical
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Texas A&m University
Eagle Ford
Shaye Wolf
Climate Science
Pasadena Products
Phillips 66
Pasadena
Kinder Morgan
Shell
Deer Park
Valero Partners
Houston
Marathon
Texas City
ExxonMobil
Baytown
BASF
North America
Beaumont
Environmental Protection Agency
TCEQ
TPC Group
Port Neches
CSB
Vanessa Allen Sutherland
Washington Post
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