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Greg Moss just wanted a quiet life. To be left alone with his boats and his workshop. But when petrochemical companies started taking over his riverside neighborhood, he decided to fight back. Listen to Fumed, wherever you get your podcasts. fumedpodcast.com

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Have you listened to the new investigative podcast "Fumed?" It's an excellent production showcasing stories of fenceline communities around U.S. petrochemical plants. Named one of NPR's "New & Noteworthy" podcasts! Public Health Watch Texas Public Radio David Leffler open.spotify.com/episode/1FXuor…

Toxic chemical leaks. Devastating hurricanes and floods. Barges loaded with hazardous materials. Welcome to Channelview, Texas — where a group of stubborn Texans are trying to save their working-class community before it’s too late. fumedpodcast.com

A sinkhole around an old oil well is growing at an alarming rate on the Kelton Ranch in West Texas. It's the latest in a string of catastrophic incidents with old oil wells in the Permian Basin, some plugged and others not. Via Inside Climate News: bit.ly/4ksRE1v

Texas Matters: 'Fumed'-Activating the unlikely activists -- David Leffler and David Martin Davies - voting present by proxy Texas Public Radio and Public Health Watch tpr.org/podcast/texas-…

They spoke out. Then it ended in flames. Fumed is a true-crime investigative podcast about two Texans taking on the petrochemical industry in their backyard. Some fights come at a cost. Listen to the final episode now! fumedpodcast.com David Leffler Texas Public Radio

Texas Matters: 'Fumed'-A Texas stand-off -- David Leffler David Martin Davies - voting present by proxy Public Health Watch Texas Public Radio tpr.org/podcast/texas-…

"Fumed" has been named to NPR's "New & Noteworthy" podcasts for 2025! npr.org/2025/03/21/g-s…

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Yamal Said, drummer of the Austin, Texas-based rock band Lord Buffalo, was forcibly removed from a plane and detained by the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol on Monday while en route to the band’s European tour. “We are heartbroken to announce we have to cancel our upcoming

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An Ounce of Prevention: Texas schools fall short on resources to address student mental health issues before they become crises. Can the Legislature work out a deal to increase funding? publichealthwatch.org/2025/05/20/tex…

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Glaucoma, the leading cause of blindness in Black Americans, is often preventable. But in states that haven't expanded Medicaid, many patients can't afford treatment. publichealthwatch.org/2025/05/28/gla…

“Here’s the crazy thing to think about: So, you don’t give them access to care. You let them go blind, and then you’re going to pay for their disability when they go blind, right? How backwards is that?”

Another national award for Public Health Watch's chemical pollution coverage in Texas! In partnership with Noticias45Houston. publichealthwatch.org/2025/05/28/pub…

Florida will soon ban fluoride from drinking water. But some dentists warn the ban will eliminate an important tool to prevent tooth decay among kids in low-income and rural areas. Uninsured families who can't afford dental care are especially at risk. publichealthwatch.org/2025/06/05/flo…

Texas' ranking in basically every public health category is trash. And yet, public health was still the "biggest loser" in the latest legislative session. Check out Public Health Watch's recap of the 89th Texas Legislature. Hint: Things... didn't go well. publichealthwatch.org/2025/06/05/big…

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