TXsharon's Blog – January 2009 Archive (2)
Propaganda: Natural Gas: A Bridge Fuel That Can Help Improve Air Quality
Added by TXsharon on January 31, 2009 at 8:36 — No Comments
If you are terrorized by gas compressor noise, here is your answer.
East Texas residents just won an 11-year battle against noise and pollution from a natural gas compression station.
From The Paris News
County residents win 11-year-old lawsuit
This took place in Lamar County where a jury has turned the page on an 11-year-old battle by 12 county residents who filed the case in 1998.
Noise and odor was a major problem for residents living near the compressor but they were… Continue
Added by TXsharon on January 30, 2009 at 10:00 — 5 Comments
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