Lawyers allege that negligence caused flammable materials to ignite after the Arkema plant near Houston was flooded and lost power... READ MORE›
Seven first responders filed a lawsuit Thursday against a chemical company whose Houston-area facility exploded after Hurricane Harvey... READ MORE›
While the number of evacuees seeking refuge in Houston's emergency shelters dwindled 10 days after Harvey struck, many people who had left by Monday still... READ MORE›
And outside the town of Liberty, about 45 miles 70 km from Houston, dozens of people were still cut off by the swollen Trinity River... READ MORE›
Harvey slammed into Texas on 25 August as a Category 4 hurricane, but brought the worst flooding to Houston and other areas as a tropical storm... READ MORE›
Harvey slammed into Texas on August 25 as a Category 4 hurricane, but brought the worst flooding to Houston and other areas as a tropical storm... READ MORE›
New floods possible in Houston as thousands return after Harvey... READ MORE›
A 1999 report from the U.S. Chemical Safety Board analyzed 600,000 chemical incidents around the country... READ MORE›
The trip, to Houston, Texas and Lake Charles, Louisiana, was Mr Trump's second to survey Harvey's wake... READ MORE›
In Arkema's 2015 annual report, the company similarly warned investors about the risk of increased safety costs endangering profit margins... READ MORE›
Floodwaters are receding in parts of southeast Texas, but the situation remains grim in Beaumont as fears grow over flooding from the Neches River... READ MORE›
Arkema executive Richard Rennard said two containers caught fire Friday evening, and that there are six more it expects will eventually catch fire... READ MORE›
At least one more container of volatile organic peroxides exploded Friday afternoon at the Arkema chemical plant, which is about 40 km from downtown Houston... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, another fire has broken out at Houston-area chemical plant that lost power after Harvey, sending black smoke into the air... READ MORE›
Nearly a week after Hurricane Harvey slammed into the Texas coast, desperate residents remain stranded without food and water in the wake of unprecedented flooding... READ MORE›
Flames and black smoke poured from the plant in Crosby, Texas, after the blaze started around 5 p.m... READ MORE›
The effort to stop the chemical plant safety rules was backed by top Texas Republican lawmakers, who have received big campaign donations from chemical industry donors... READ MORE›
Threat from tropical depression Harvey moves to near Texas-Louisiana line as death toll rises to at least 31... READ MORE›
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