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  1. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - Day 14

    The search for 101 missing or unaccounted for people continues

    Death toll 134
    Kerr County 107
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 9
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 City of Kerrville

  2. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - Day 14

    The search for 101 missing or unaccounted for people continues

    Death toll 134
    Kerr County 107
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 9
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 City of Kerrville

  3. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - Day 14

    The search for 101 missing or unaccounted for people continues

    Death toll 134
    Kerr County 107
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 9
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 City of Kerrville

  4. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - Day 14

    The search for 101 missing or unaccounted for people continues

    Death toll 134
    Kerr County 107
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 9
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 City of Kerrville

  5. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - Day 14

    The search for 101 missing or unaccounted for people continues

    Death toll 134
    Kerr County 107
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 9
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 City of Kerrville

  6. #NativeAmericaCalling: What the #Texas #FlashFloods teach us about #EmergencyPreparedness

    Monday, July 14, 2025

    "Earlier this year, after numerous warnings by inspectors, a levee in Oregon gave way, damaging more than 950 homes, including those of the #BurnsPaiute Tribe. And on the #NavajoNation, notification was key to helping hundreds of residents evacuate as the #OakRidgeFire consumed more than 11,000 acres.

    "Tune into Native America Calling to hear about those and emergency plans by some other tribes aimed at keeping threats from becoming human tragedies."

    Listen:
    indianz.com/News/2025/07/14/na

    #IndigenousNews #TexasFlooding #Preparedness #EmergencyPlans

  7. #NativeAmericaCalling: What the #Texas #FlashFloods teach us about #EmergencyPreparedness

    Monday, July 14, 2025

    "Earlier this year, after numerous warnings by inspectors, a levee in Oregon gave way, damaging more than 950 homes, including those of the #BurnsPaiute Tribe. And on the #NavajoNation, notification was key to helping hundreds of residents evacuate as the #OakRidgeFire consumed more than 11,000 acres.

    "Tune into Native America Calling to hear about those and emergency plans by some other tribes aimed at keeping threats from becoming human tragedies."

    Listen:
    indianz.com/News/2025/07/14/na

    #IndigenousNews #TexasFlooding #Preparedness #EmergencyPlans

  8. #NativeAmericaCalling: What the #Texas #FlashFloods teach us about #EmergencyPreparedness

    Monday, July 14, 2025

    "Earlier this year, after numerous warnings by inspectors, a levee in Oregon gave way, damaging more than 950 homes, including those of the #BurnsPaiute Tribe. And on the #NavajoNation, notification was key to helping hundreds of residents evacuate as the #OakRidgeFire consumed more than 11,000 acres.

    "Tune into Native America Calling to hear about those and emergency plans by some other tribes aimed at keeping threats from becoming human tragedies."

    Listen:
    indianz.com/News/2025/07/14/na

    #IndigenousNews #TexasFlooding #Preparedness #EmergencyPlans

  9. #NativeAmericaCalling: What the #Texas #FlashFloods teach us about #EmergencyPreparedness

    Monday, July 14, 2025

    "Earlier this year, after numerous warnings by inspectors, a levee in Oregon gave way, damaging more than 950 homes, including those of the #BurnsPaiute Tribe. And on the #NavajoNation, notification was key to helping hundreds of residents evacuate as the #OakRidgeFire consumed more than 11,000 acres.

    "Tune into Native America Calling to hear about those and emergency plans by some other tribes aimed at keeping threats from becoming human tragedies."

    Listen:
    indianz.com/News/2025/07/14/na

    #IndigenousNews #TexasFlooding #Preparedness #EmergencyPlans

  10. #NativeAmericaCalling: What the #Texas #FlashFloods teach us about #EmergencyPreparedness

    Monday, July 14, 2025

    "Earlier this year, after numerous warnings by inspectors, a levee in Oregon gave way, damaging more than 950 homes, including those of the #BurnsPaiute Tribe. And on the #NavajoNation, notification was key to helping hundreds of residents evacuate as the #OakRidgeFire consumed more than 11,000 acres.

    "Tune into Native America Calling to hear about those and emergency plans by some other tribes aimed at keeping threats from becoming human tragedies."

    Listen:
    indianz.com/News/2025/07/14/na

    #IndigenousNews #TexasFlooding #Preparedness #EmergencyPlans

  11. Flood-weary #Texas finally drying out, but near 100-degree heat looms

    Story by Courtney Travis
    July 14, 2025

    "An unrelenting wet pattern in central Texas, with nearly-stationary tropical downpours, is likely to come to an end soon. However, residents and crews could be instead faced with a bout of heat.

    "The Texas Hill Country has been the center of #CatastrophicFlooding in recent weeks, with drenching rainfall triggering flash and river flooding. Even after the deadly flooding from July 4, more flooding warnings prompted evacuations Sunday, July 13, with river rises again expected.

    "Drenching rain and #FlashFlooding risks are forecast to continue through Monday night. Several inches of rain could fall in central Texas during this time, prompting flash flood watches from the National Weather Service.

    "A change in the weather pattern looks to finally bring some relief to the Texas Hill Country.

    " 'An area of high pressure that has been centered over the Gulf is forecast to slowly move westward this week. Doing so, the tropical moisture that has been streaming into central Texas will shift away from the region, bringing drier conditions to the center of the state,' said AccuWeather Meteorologist Alex Duffus.

    "A final push of rain and thunderstorms is expected across the Hill Country of central Texas, especially the northern and western portions of the area, on Tuesday afternoon before it dries out during the middle of the week.

    "Drier weather settling into central Texas on Wednesday is likely to stick around through the end of the week to bring several days of mostly rain-free weather for rescue and recovery efforts.

    "During this time, portions of West Texas and #NewMexico instead will be more likely to get repeated thunderstorms, especially in the afternoons and evenings. This includes #RuidosoNewMexico, which was hit with heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding last week.

    "The drier conditions moving into central Texas comes at a cost; with more sunshine, high temperatures are likely to rise for the second half of the week.

    "While temperatures on Wednesday in cities such as Austin and San Antonio are expected to sail into the upper 90s for the first time this month, temperatures will climb into the lower 90s across the Texas Hill Country. Considering the humidity and strong, summer sunshine, AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures are likely to near 100 F in the hardest hit flood zones and could reach 110 F in eastern Texas."

    msn.com/en-us/weather/meteorol

    #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #TexasFlooding #ExtremeHeat #ClimateCatastrophe #ClimateChangeWeatherWheel

  12. Flood-weary #Texas finally drying out, but near 100-degree heat looms

    Story by Courtney Travis
    July 14, 2025

    "An unrelenting wet pattern in central Texas, with nearly-stationary tropical downpours, is likely to come to an end soon. However, residents and crews could be instead faced with a bout of heat.

    "The Texas Hill Country has been the center of #CatastrophicFlooding in recent weeks, with drenching rainfall triggering flash and river flooding. Even after the deadly flooding from July 4, more flooding warnings prompted evacuations Sunday, July 13, with river rises again expected.

    "Drenching rain and #FlashFlooding risks are forecast to continue through Monday night. Several inches of rain could fall in central Texas during this time, prompting flash flood watches from the National Weather Service.

    "A change in the weather pattern looks to finally bring some relief to the Texas Hill Country.

    " 'An area of high pressure that has been centered over the Gulf is forecast to slowly move westward this week. Doing so, the tropical moisture that has been streaming into central Texas will shift away from the region, bringing drier conditions to the center of the state,' said AccuWeather Meteorologist Alex Duffus.

    "A final push of rain and thunderstorms is expected across the Hill Country of central Texas, especially the northern and western portions of the area, on Tuesday afternoon before it dries out during the middle of the week.

    "Drier weather settling into central Texas on Wednesday is likely to stick around through the end of the week to bring several days of mostly rain-free weather for rescue and recovery efforts.

    "During this time, portions of West Texas and #NewMexico instead will be more likely to get repeated thunderstorms, especially in the afternoons and evenings. This includes #RuidosoNewMexico, which was hit with heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding last week.

    "The drier conditions moving into central Texas comes at a cost; with more sunshine, high temperatures are likely to rise for the second half of the week.

    "While temperatures on Wednesday in cities such as Austin and San Antonio are expected to sail into the upper 90s for the first time this month, temperatures will climb into the lower 90s across the Texas Hill Country. Considering the humidity and strong, summer sunshine, AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures are likely to near 100 F in the hardest hit flood zones and could reach 110 F in eastern Texas."

    msn.com/en-us/weather/meteorol

    #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #TexasFlooding #ExtremeHeat #ClimateCatastrophe #ClimateChangeWeatherWheel

  13. Flood-weary #Texas finally drying out, but near 100-degree heat looms

    Story by Courtney Travis
    July 14, 2025

    "An unrelenting wet pattern in central Texas, with nearly-stationary tropical downpours, is likely to come to an end soon. However, residents and crews could be instead faced with a bout of heat.

    "The Texas Hill Country has been the center of #CatastrophicFlooding in recent weeks, with drenching rainfall triggering flash and river flooding. Even after the deadly flooding from July 4, more flooding warnings prompted evacuations Sunday, July 13, with river rises again expected.

    "Drenching rain and #FlashFlooding risks are forecast to continue through Monday night. Several inches of rain could fall in central Texas during this time, prompting flash flood watches from the National Weather Service.

    "A change in the weather pattern looks to finally bring some relief to the Texas Hill Country.

    " 'An area of high pressure that has been centered over the Gulf is forecast to slowly move westward this week. Doing so, the tropical moisture that has been streaming into central Texas will shift away from the region, bringing drier conditions to the center of the state,' said AccuWeather Meteorologist Alex Duffus.

    "A final push of rain and thunderstorms is expected across the Hill Country of central Texas, especially the northern and western portions of the area, on Tuesday afternoon before it dries out during the middle of the week.

    "Drier weather settling into central Texas on Wednesday is likely to stick around through the end of the week to bring several days of mostly rain-free weather for rescue and recovery efforts.

    "During this time, portions of West Texas and #NewMexico instead will be more likely to get repeated thunderstorms, especially in the afternoons and evenings. This includes #RuidosoNewMexico, which was hit with heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding last week.

    "The drier conditions moving into central Texas comes at a cost; with more sunshine, high temperatures are likely to rise for the second half of the week.

    "While temperatures on Wednesday in cities such as Austin and San Antonio are expected to sail into the upper 90s for the first time this month, temperatures will climb into the lower 90s across the Texas Hill Country. Considering the humidity and strong, summer sunshine, AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures are likely to near 100 F in the hardest hit flood zones and could reach 110 F in eastern Texas."

    msn.com/en-us/weather/meteorol

    #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #TexasFlooding #ExtremeHeat #ClimateCatastrophe #ClimateChangeWeatherWheel

  14. Flood-weary #Texas finally drying out, but near 100-degree heat looms

    Story by Courtney Travis
    July 14, 2025

    "An unrelenting wet pattern in central Texas, with nearly-stationary tropical downpours, is likely to come to an end soon. However, residents and crews could be instead faced with a bout of heat.

    "The Texas Hill Country has been the center of #CatastrophicFlooding in recent weeks, with drenching rainfall triggering flash and river flooding. Even after the deadly flooding from July 4, more flooding warnings prompted evacuations Sunday, July 13, with river rises again expected.

    "Drenching rain and #FlashFlooding risks are forecast to continue through Monday night. Several inches of rain could fall in central Texas during this time, prompting flash flood watches from the National Weather Service.

    "A change in the weather pattern looks to finally bring some relief to the Texas Hill Country.

    " 'An area of high pressure that has been centered over the Gulf is forecast to slowly move westward this week. Doing so, the tropical moisture that has been streaming into central Texas will shift away from the region, bringing drier conditions to the center of the state,' said AccuWeather Meteorologist Alex Duffus.

    "A final push of rain and thunderstorms is expected across the Hill Country of central Texas, especially the northern and western portions of the area, on Tuesday afternoon before it dries out during the middle of the week.

    "Drier weather settling into central Texas on Wednesday is likely to stick around through the end of the week to bring several days of mostly rain-free weather for rescue and recovery efforts.

    "During this time, portions of West Texas and #NewMexico instead will be more likely to get repeated thunderstorms, especially in the afternoons and evenings. This includes #RuidosoNewMexico, which was hit with heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding last week.

    "The drier conditions moving into central Texas comes at a cost; with more sunshine, high temperatures are likely to rise for the second half of the week.

    "While temperatures on Wednesday in cities such as Austin and San Antonio are expected to sail into the upper 90s for the first time this month, temperatures will climb into the lower 90s across the Texas Hill Country. Considering the humidity and strong, summer sunshine, AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures are likely to near 100 F in the hardest hit flood zones and could reach 110 F in eastern Texas."

    msn.com/en-us/weather/meteorol

    #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #TexasFlooding #ExtremeHeat #ClimateCatastrophe #ClimateChangeWeatherWheel

  15. Flood-weary #Texas finally drying out, but near 100-degree heat looms

    Story by Courtney Travis
    July 14, 2025

    "An unrelenting wet pattern in central Texas, with nearly-stationary tropical downpours, is likely to come to an end soon. However, residents and crews could be instead faced with a bout of heat.

    "The Texas Hill Country has been the center of #CatastrophicFlooding in recent weeks, with drenching rainfall triggering flash and river flooding. Even after the deadly flooding from July 4, more flooding warnings prompted evacuations Sunday, July 13, with river rises again expected.

    "Drenching rain and #FlashFlooding risks are forecast to continue through Monday night. Several inches of rain could fall in central Texas during this time, prompting flash flood watches from the National Weather Service.

    "A change in the weather pattern looks to finally bring some relief to the Texas Hill Country.

    " 'An area of high pressure that has been centered over the Gulf is forecast to slowly move westward this week. Doing so, the tropical moisture that has been streaming into central Texas will shift away from the region, bringing drier conditions to the center of the state,' said AccuWeather Meteorologist Alex Duffus.

    "A final push of rain and thunderstorms is expected across the Hill Country of central Texas, especially the northern and western portions of the area, on Tuesday afternoon before it dries out during the middle of the week.

    "Drier weather settling into central Texas on Wednesday is likely to stick around through the end of the week to bring several days of mostly rain-free weather for rescue and recovery efforts.

    "During this time, portions of West Texas and #NewMexico instead will be more likely to get repeated thunderstorms, especially in the afternoons and evenings. This includes #RuidosoNewMexico, which was hit with heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding last week.

    "The drier conditions moving into central Texas comes at a cost; with more sunshine, high temperatures are likely to rise for the second half of the week.

    "While temperatures on Wednesday in cities such as Austin and San Antonio are expected to sail into the upper 90s for the first time this month, temperatures will climb into the lower 90s across the Texas Hill Country. Considering the humidity and strong, summer sunshine, AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures are likely to near 100 F in the hardest hit flood zones and could reach 110 F in eastern Texas."

    msn.com/en-us/weather/meteorol

    #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #TexasFlooding #ExtremeHeat #ClimateCatastrophe #ClimateChangeWeatherWheel

  16. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/14/2025 - 1 pm update

    Death toll 132
    Kerr County 106
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 101

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  17. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/14/2025 - 1 pm update

    Death toll 132
    Kerr County 106
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 101

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  18. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/14/2025 - 1 pm update

    Death toll 132
    Kerr County 106
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 101

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  19. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/14/2025 - 1 pm update

    Death toll 132
    Kerr County 106
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 101

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  20. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/14/2025 - 1 pm update

    Death toll 132
    Kerr County 106
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 101

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  21. This is what a culture under Fascism is like, "fuck you all, I got mine"

    And then loads of kids die but who cares, right? /s

    #TexasFlooding #CampMystic #ClimateChange

  22. This is what a culture under Fascism is like, "fuck you all, I got mine"

    And then loads of kids die but who cares, right? /s

    #TexasFlooding #CampMystic #ClimateChange

  23. This is what a culture under Fascism is like, "fuck you all, I got mine"

    And then loads of kids die but who cares, right? /s

    #TexasFlooding #CampMystic #ClimateChange

  24. This is what a culture under Fascism is like, "fuck you all, I got mine"

    And then loads of kids die but who cares, right? /s

    #TexasFlooding #CampMystic #ClimateChange

  25. This is what a culture under Fascism is like, "fuck you all, I got mine"

    And then loads of kids die but who cares, right? /s

    #TexasFlooding #CampMystic #ClimateChange

  26. Just don't go to Texas, they'd watch you drown and never help you.
    Pathetic state, disgusting people lording it over the rest of them in tyranny.
    This is what Fascism looks like. It doesn't give a fuck about human life.

    #Texas #TexasFlooding #Fascism

  27. Just don't go to Texas, they'd watch you drown and never help you.
    Pathetic state, disgusting people lording it over the rest of them in tyranny.
    This is what Fascism looks like. It doesn't give a fuck about human life.

    #Texas #TexasFlooding #Fascism

  28. Just don't go to Texas, they'd watch you drown and never help you.
    Pathetic state, disgusting people lording it over the rest of them in tyranny.
    This is what Fascism looks like. It doesn't give a fuck about human life.

    #Texas #TexasFlooding #Fascism

  29. Just don't go to Texas, they'd watch you drown and never help you.
    Pathetic state, disgusting people lording it over the rest of them in tyranny.
    This is what Fascism looks like. It doesn't give a fuck about human life.

    #Texas #TexasFlooding #Fascism

  30. Just don't go to Texas, they'd watch you drown and never help you.
    Pathetic state, disgusting people lording it over the rest of them in tyranny.
    This is what Fascism looks like. It doesn't give a fuck about human life.

    #Texas #TexasFlooding #Fascism

  31. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/12/2025 - 2 am update

    Death toll 129
    Kerr County 103
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 171

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  32. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/12/2025 - 2 am update

    Death toll 129
    Kerr County 103
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 171

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  33. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/12/2025 - 2 am update

    Death toll 129
    Kerr County 103
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 171

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  34. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/12/2025 - 2 am update

    Death toll 129
    Kerr County 103
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 171

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  35. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/12/2025 - 2 am update

    Death toll 129
    Kerr County 103
    Travis County 9
    Kendall County 8
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 171

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  36. From 2017: As Catastrophic #Flooding Hits Houston, Fears Grow of #Pollution from #OilRefineries & #Superfund Sites

    #DemocracyNow, August 28, 2017

    "A catastrophic storm has hit Houston, the nation’s fourth-largest city and home to the largest refining and #petrochemical complex in the United States. The crisis began on Friday when Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Rockport, Texas. It was the most powerful hurricane to strike the state in more than 50 years. Much of the damage has been caused by the massive rainfall, with parts of Texas already receiving 30 inches of rain. That could top 50 inches in the coming days. Entire highways in Houston are now underwater. The storm has caused five reported deaths, but the death toll is expected to rise. Thousands of people are still stranded in their homes, waiting to be rescued. Meanwhile, the city of Dallas prepares to turn its convention center into a mega-shelter to host 5,000 evacuees. The National Weather Service released a statement on Sunday saying, 'This event is unprecedented and all impacts are unknown and beyond anything experienced.' We speak with Bryan Parras, an organizer for the #BeyondDirtyFuels campaign with the #SierraClub in Houston, Texas. He helped found the #EnvironmentalJustice group t.e.j.a.s."

    Listen / watch: democracynow.org/2017/8/28/as_

    #TEJAS #TexasFlooding #ClimateChange #SuperfundSites #BigOilAndGas #Pollution #ClimateCatastrohe

  37. From 2017: As Catastrophic #Flooding Hits Houston, Fears Grow of #Pollution from #OilRefineries & #Superfund Sites

    #DemocracyNow, August 28, 2017

    "A catastrophic storm has hit Houston, the nation’s fourth-largest city and home to the largest refining and #petrochemical complex in the United States. The crisis began on Friday when Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Rockport, Texas. It was the most powerful hurricane to strike the state in more than 50 years. Much of the damage has been caused by the massive rainfall, with parts of Texas already receiving 30 inches of rain. That could top 50 inches in the coming days. Entire highways in Houston are now underwater. The storm has caused five reported deaths, but the death toll is expected to rise. Thousands of people are still stranded in their homes, waiting to be rescued. Meanwhile, the city of Dallas prepares to turn its convention center into a mega-shelter to host 5,000 evacuees. The National Weather Service released a statement on Sunday saying, 'This event is unprecedented and all impacts are unknown and beyond anything experienced.' We speak with Bryan Parras, an organizer for the #BeyondDirtyFuels campaign with the #SierraClub in Houston, Texas. He helped found the #EnvironmentalJustice group t.e.j.a.s."

    Listen / watch: democracynow.org/2017/8/28/as_

    #TEJAS #TexasFlooding #ClimateChange #SuperfundSites #BigOilAndGas #Pollution #ClimateCatastrohe

  38. From 2017: As Catastrophic #Flooding Hits Houston, Fears Grow of #Pollution from #OilRefineries & #Superfund Sites

    #DemocracyNow, August 28, 2017

    "A catastrophic storm has hit Houston, the nation’s fourth-largest city and home to the largest refining and #petrochemical complex in the United States. The crisis began on Friday when Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Rockport, Texas. It was the most powerful hurricane to strike the state in more than 50 years. Much of the damage has been caused by the massive rainfall, with parts of Texas already receiving 30 inches of rain. That could top 50 inches in the coming days. Entire highways in Houston are now underwater. The storm has caused five reported deaths, but the death toll is expected to rise. Thousands of people are still stranded in their homes, waiting to be rescued. Meanwhile, the city of Dallas prepares to turn its convention center into a mega-shelter to host 5,000 evacuees. The National Weather Service released a statement on Sunday saying, 'This event is unprecedented and all impacts are unknown and beyond anything experienced.' We speak with Bryan Parras, an organizer for the #BeyondDirtyFuels campaign with the #SierraClub in Houston, Texas. He helped found the #EnvironmentalJustice group t.e.j.a.s."

    Listen / watch: democracynow.org/2017/8/28/as_

    #TEJAS #TexasFlooding #ClimateChange #SuperfundSites #BigOilAndGas #Pollution #ClimateCatastrohe

  39. From 2017: As Catastrophic #Flooding Hits Houston, Fears Grow of #Pollution from #OilRefineries & #Superfund Sites

    #DemocracyNow, August 28, 2017

    "A catastrophic storm has hit Houston, the nation’s fourth-largest city and home to the largest refining and #petrochemical complex in the United States. The crisis began on Friday when Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Rockport, Texas. It was the most powerful hurricane to strike the state in more than 50 years. Much of the damage has been caused by the massive rainfall, with parts of Texas already receiving 30 inches of rain. That could top 50 inches in the coming days. Entire highways in Houston are now underwater. The storm has caused five reported deaths, but the death toll is expected to rise. Thousands of people are still stranded in their homes, waiting to be rescued. Meanwhile, the city of Dallas prepares to turn its convention center into a mega-shelter to host 5,000 evacuees. The National Weather Service released a statement on Sunday saying, 'This event is unprecedented and all impacts are unknown and beyond anything experienced.' We speak with Bryan Parras, an organizer for the #BeyondDirtyFuels campaign with the #SierraClub in Houston, Texas. He helped found the #EnvironmentalJustice group t.e.j.a.s."

    Listen / watch: democracynow.org/2017/8/28/as_

    #TEJAS #TexasFlooding #ClimateChange #SuperfundSites #BigOilAndGas #Pollution #ClimateCatastrohe

  40. From 2017: As Catastrophic #Flooding Hits Houston, Fears Grow of #Pollution from #OilRefineries & #Superfund Sites

    #DemocracyNow, August 28, 2017

    "A catastrophic storm has hit Houston, the nation’s fourth-largest city and home to the largest refining and #petrochemical complex in the United States. The crisis began on Friday when Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Rockport, Texas. It was the most powerful hurricane to strike the state in more than 50 years. Much of the damage has been caused by the massive rainfall, with parts of Texas already receiving 30 inches of rain. That could top 50 inches in the coming days. Entire highways in Houston are now underwater. The storm has caused five reported deaths, but the death toll is expected to rise. Thousands of people are still stranded in their homes, waiting to be rescued. Meanwhile, the city of Dallas prepares to turn its convention center into a mega-shelter to host 5,000 evacuees. The National Weather Service released a statement on Sunday saying, 'This event is unprecedented and all impacts are unknown and beyond anything experienced.' We speak with Bryan Parras, an organizer for the #BeyondDirtyFuels campaign with the #SierraClub in Houston, Texas. He helped found the #EnvironmentalJustice group t.e.j.a.s."

    Listen / watch: democracynow.org/2017/8/28/as_

    #TEJAS #TexasFlooding #ClimateChange #SuperfundSites #BigOilAndGas #Pollution #ClimateCatastrohe

  41. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/10/2025 11 am update

    The FEMA Task Force set up command at the Guadalupe Keys RV Resort in Center Point.

    12 states sending teams to hard-hit Kerr County. More than 2,100 responders are on the ground in Kerr County from local, state and federal agencies.

    No new deaths reported in Kerr County
    Death toll 120
    Kerr County 96
    Kendall County 8
    Travis County 7
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 168

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  42. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/10/2025 11 am update

    The FEMA Task Force set up command at the Guadalupe Keys RV Resort in Center Point.

    12 states sending teams to hard-hit Kerr County. More than 2,100 responders are on the ground in Kerr County from local, state and federal agencies.

    No new deaths reported in Kerr County
    Death toll 120
    Kerr County 96
    Kendall County 8
    Travis County 7
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 168

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  43. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/10/2025 11 am update

    The FEMA Task Force set up command at the Guadalupe Keys RV Resort in Center Point.

    12 states sending teams to hard-hit Kerr County. More than 2,100 responders are on the ground in Kerr County from local, state and federal agencies.

    No new deaths reported in Kerr County
    Death toll 120
    Kerr County 96
    Kendall County 8
    Travis County 7
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 168

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  44. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/10/2025 11 am update

    The FEMA Task Force set up command at the Guadalupe Keys RV Resort in Center Point.

    12 states sending teams to hard-hit Kerr County. More than 2,100 responders are on the ground in Kerr County from local, state and federal agencies.

    No new deaths reported in Kerr County
    Death toll 120
    Kerr County 96
    Kendall County 8
    Travis County 7
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 168

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  45. #Texas #flooding #TexasFloods #kerrvilleflooding #TexasFlooding - 07/10/2025 11 am update

    The FEMA Task Force set up command at the Guadalupe Keys RV Resort in Center Point.

    12 states sending teams to hard-hit Kerr County. More than 2,100 responders are on the ground in Kerr County from local, state and federal agencies.

    No new deaths reported in Kerr County
    Death toll 120
    Kerr County 96
    Kendall County 8
    Travis County 7
    Burnet County 5
    Williamson County 3
    Tom Green County 1

    Missing / unaccounted for 168

    Injuries 8
    Rescued: 902

    📸 AFP

  46. There’s been plenty of finger-pointing over the Kerr County flooding—but this video offers one of the clearest, most compelling explanations of what happened and why. Worth your time. #KerrCounty #TexasFlooding #ClimatePreparedness
    youtu.be/jPpqJGtC_go?si=Dg3f6Z

  47. There’s been plenty of finger-pointing over the Kerr County flooding—but this video offers one of the clearest, most compelling explanations of what happened and why. Worth your time. #KerrCounty #TexasFlooding #ClimatePreparedness
    youtu.be/jPpqJGtC_go?si=Dg3f6Z