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← Return to briefingResidents of Channelview have expressed concerns about chemical barges and their potential impact on cancer rates. A town hall meeting was held to discuss these issues in the San Jacinto River area. The meeting provided a platform for community members to raise their concerns and discuss the potential health risks associated with the chemical barges.
For more information on the town hall meeting and the concerns raised by Channelview residents, details are available from Fox 26 Houston.
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