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Five Highly-Volatile-Liquid Pipelines Exposed at Triple PG Mine on Caney Creek - Reduce Flooding
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Source: Reduce Flooding Blog - Bob Rehak
Date: 07/24/2025 8:13pm
Article Summary:
"Safety Concerns Rise as Erosion Exposes Volatile Liquid Pipelines at Triple PG Mine on Caney Creek"
Five highly volatile liquid pipelines have been exposed due to erosion from sand-mining activities at the Triple PG mine near Caney Creek in Porter, raising significant safety concerns. This incident is part of ongoing issues with the mine, which has previously faced legal action for environmental violations and inadequate infrastructure repairs. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has initiated another investigation into these matters.
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Date: 07/24/2025 8:13pm
Article Summary:
"Safety Concerns Rise as Erosion Exposes Volatile Liquid Pipelines at Triple PG Mine on Caney Creek"
Five highly volatile liquid pipelines have been exposed due to erosion from sand-mining activities at the Triple PG mine near Caney Creek in Porter, raising significant safety concerns. This incident is part of ongoing issues with the mine, which has previously faced legal action for environmental violations and inadequate infrastructure repairs. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has initiated another investigation into these matters.
Read article here »