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URGENT! Environmental Disaster in Crane County Texas

Crane County needs help!


I am forwarding information I got from an email that Aransas County Democrats sent out.


Produced water is pouring out of a 300-foot crevice in Crane County just south of Highway 329. This was first reported on December 7, 2023, about 400 miles away from an abandoned oil well that erupted in a 200-food geyser in Jan 2022--the Texas Railroad Commission reported that it had stopped the flow about six months later. An aerial picture at the time showed two containment pits dug by the RRC. 







OUR ASK: File complaints with these agencies


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  • Nature of complaint: Environmental, health, oil and gas, spills, water quality, drinking water (SELECT ALL) 

  • Is the problem ongoing? YES 

  • Where is the location? This incident area is located in Crane County, on FM 329- Bill Wright Ranch.

  • Coordinates: 

  • Lat -102.520237

  • Long 31.429877

  • Zip code 79731





OUR ASK: File complaints with these agencies



  • Cick link, fill in your info.

  • Nature of complaint: Environmental, health, oil and gas, spills, water quality, drinking water (SELECT ALL) 

  • Is the problem ongoing? YES 

  • Where is the location? This incident area is located in Crane County, on FM 329- Bill Wright Ranch.

  • Coordinates: 

  • Lat -102.520237

  • Long 31.429877

  • Zip code 79731





  • Click link, fill in your info.

  • General Info: This incident area is located in Crane County, on FM 329- Bill Wright Ranch. There is nothing published on your website regarding this incident. I am concerned about the groundwater, the abandoned well/s, and the FAA no-fly zone. I look forward to your timely response. 

 


Find your representatives and send them an e-mail: Find Your Representative | house.gov

 

 

IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE FILING A COMPLAINT, PLEASE CALL US! 

361-425-2194 | 361-400-0314 (ext 4002)


ON OUR RADAR: 

Corpus Christi LNG (Cheniere) has repeatedly violated its permitted limits on emissions of cancer-causing air pollutants. Despite this, Cheniere has begun construction that will expand the Corpus Christi facility's capacity by 50%. and continues operating using gas-combustion turbines that emit benzene and formaldehyde. 

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