Tropical Storm Edouard caused emissions at refineries. Valero and Motiva reported releases during separate events. The total emissions from these incidents were 51,969.54 pounds.
These emissions occurred at the companies' refineries in Port Arthur. The reports were obtained by KFDM following issues related to Tropical Storm Edouard.
Further information on the emissions and the events surrounding them can be found through KFDM's reporting on the matter.
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