Project YaREN would bring another major industrial operation to the Coastal Bend, near residential neighborhoods and Ingleside Primary School. The proposed wastewater discharges raise concerns about water quality, aquatic ecosystems, and the cumulative impacts of industrial pollution.
Our bays and waterways support local fisheries, wildlife, recreation, and the livelihoods of Coastal Bend families. TCEQ must carefully evaluate potential environmental impacts and ensure adequate protections before authorizing additional industrial wastewater discharges.
Project YaREN would bring another major industrial operation to the Coastal Bend, near residential neighborhoods and Ingleside Primary School. The proposed wastewater discharges raise concerns about water quality, aquatic ecosystems, and the cumulative impacts of industrial pollution.
Our bays and waterways support local fisheries, wildlife, recreation, and the livelihoods of Coastal Bend families. TCEQ must carefully evaluate potential environmental impacts and ensure adequate protections before authorizing additional industrial wastewater discharges.
Our Coastal Bend is already facing serious water supply challenges. Allowing another large industrial facility to use valuable water resources raises concerns about water availability, environmental impacts, and the needs of residents and local ecosystems. The project’s proximity to a primary school also makes community health and safety especially important.
Our Coastal Bend is already facing serious water supply challenges. Allowing another large industrial facility to use valuable water resources raises concerns about water availability, environmental impacts, and the needs of residents and local ecosystems. The project’s proximity to a primary school also makes community health and safety especially important.
Need Help Submitting a Comment?
If you need talking points, guidance on submitting a public comment, or assistance understanding the permitting process, please contact Coastal Watch Association. We’re happy to help you make your voice heard!
Contested Case Hearing granted. All affected parties have been notified.
Contested Case Hearing granted. All affected parties have been notified.
For any questions or concerns, please contact info@coastalwatchassociation.org
Industrial wastewater discharges can affect water quality, marine life, and the health of Corpus Christi Bay. With continued industrial expansion in our Coastal Bend communities, it’s important that residents have a voice in decisions that could impact our waterways, fisheries, and public health.
Industrial wastewater discharges can affect water quality, marine life, and the health of Corpus Christi Bay. With continued industrial expansion in our Coastal Bend communities, it’s important that residents have a voice in decisions that could impact our waterways, fisheries, and public health.
Search for permit WQ0004606000.
Submit a public comment explaining your concerns about water quality, marine ecosystems, and cumulative industrial impacts.
Request a Public Meeting so residents can ask questions and hear directly from TCEQ and the applicant.
Request a Contested Case Hearing if you believe your personal interests, property, health, or use of nearby waterways could be directly affected by the permit.
OxyChem manufactures industrial chemicals, including vinyl chloride, chlorine, and other substances used in chemical production. Its wastewater may contain metals, chlorinated hydrocarbons, and dioxins/furans. These pollutants raise concerns about water quality, marine life, fisheries, and long-term environmental health.
With multiple industrial facilities discharging into the same waterways, it’s critical that TCEQ evaluate cumulative pollution impacts and ensure strong monitoring and discharge limits to protect our Coastal Bend communities.
OxyChem manufactures industrial chemicals, including vinyl chloride, chlorine, and other substances used in chemical production. Its wastewater may contain metals, chlorinated hydrocarbons, and dioxins/furans. These pollutants raise concerns about water quality, marine life, fisheries, and long-term environmental health.
With multiple industrial facilities discharging into the same waterways, it’s critical that TCEQ evaluate cumulative pollution impacts and ensure strong monitoring and discharge limits to protect our Coastal Bend communities.
OxyChem manufactures industrial chemicals, including vinyl chloride, chlorine, and other substances used in chemical production. Its wastewater may contain metals, chlorinated hydrocarbons, and dioxins/furans. These pollutants raise concerns about water quality, marine life, fisheries, and long-term environmental health.
With multiple industrial facilities discharging into the same waterways, it’s critical that TCEQ evaluate cumulative pollution impacts and ensure strong monitoring and discharge limits to protect our Coastal Bend communities.
OxyChem manufactures industrial chemicals, including vinyl chloride, chlorine, and other substances used in chemical production. Its wastewater may contain metals, chlorinated hydrocarbons, and dioxins/furans. These pollutants raise concerns about water quality, marine life, fisheries, and long-term environmental health.
With multiple industrial facilities discharging into the same waterways, it’s critical that TCEQ evaluate cumulative pollution impacts and ensure strong monitoring and discharge limits to protect our Coastal Bend communities.
Industrial wastewater discharges can affect water quality, marine life, and the health of Corpus Christi Bay. With continued industrial expansion in our Coastal Bend communities, it’s important that residents have a voice in decisions that could impact our waterways, fisheries, and public health.
Industrial wastewater discharges can affect water quality, marine life, and the health of Corpus Christi Bay. With continued industrial expansion in our Coastal Bend communities, it’s important that residents have a voice in decisions that could impact our waterways, fisheries, and public health.
Search for permit WQ0004606000.
Submit a public comment explaining your concerns about water quality, marine ecosystems, and cumulative industrial impacts.
Request a Public Meeting so residents can ask questions and hear directly from TCEQ and the applicant.
Request a Contested Case Hearing if you believe your personal interests, property, health, or use of nearby waterways could be directly affected by the permit.
Contested Case Hearing granted. All affected parties have been notified.
Contested Case Hearing granted. All affected parties have been notified.
For any questions or concerns, please contact info@coastalwatchassociation.org
Our Coastal Bend is already facing serious water supply challenges. Allowing another large industrial facility to use valuable water resources raises concerns about water availability, environmental impacts, and the needs of residents and local ecosystems. The project’s proximity to a primary school also makes community health and safety especially important.
Our Coastal Bend is already facing serious water supply challenges. Allowing another large industrial facility to use valuable water resources raises concerns about water availability, environmental impacts, and the needs of residents and local ecosystems. The project’s proximity to a primary school also makes community health and safety especially important.
Need Help Submitting a Comment?
If you need talking points, guidance on submitting a public comment, or assistance understanding the permitting process, please contact Coastal Watch Association. We’re happy to help you make your voice heard!
Project YaREN would bring another major industrial operation to the Coastal Bend, near residential neighborhoods and Ingleside Primary School. The proposed wastewater discharges raise concerns about water quality, aquatic ecosystems, and the cumulative impacts of industrial pollution.
Our bays and waterways support local fisheries, wildlife, recreation, and the livelihoods of Coastal Bend families. TCEQ must carefully evaluate potential environmental impacts and ensure adequate protections before authorizing additional industrial wastewater discharges.
Project YaREN would bring another major industrial operation to the Coastal Bend, near residential neighborhoods and Ingleside Primary School. The proposed wastewater discharges raise concerns about water quality, aquatic ecosystems, and the cumulative impacts of industrial pollution.
Our bays and waterways support local fisheries, wildlife, recreation, and the livelihoods of Coastal Bend families. TCEQ must carefully evaluate potential environmental impacts and ensure adequate protections before authorizing additional industrial wastewater discharges.
At Coastal Watch Association, we believe everyone deserves clean air, clean water, and a healthy place to call home. Our work is driven by a commitment to protecting the Texas Coastal Bend and ensuring residents have a voice in decisions that affect their communities.
We do this for the families raising children here, the neighbors who have called this coast home for generations, and those who will come after us. Through environmental monitoring, research, education, and advocacy, we work to bring transparency to industrial development and empower residents with the information they need to make their voices heard.
But none of this happens without our community.
To our members, volunteers, partners, and neighbors, thank you for standing alongside us. Every meeting attended, public comment submitted, concern shared, and donation made strengthens our ability to create meaningful change.
Your trust and dedication have helped turn a small group of concerned neighbors into a growing organization making a difference across the Coastal Bend.
We are grateful for how far we’ve come together and inspired by what we can continue to accomplish.
This is our home. These are our communities. And together, we’re protecting what we love.
