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Texas Chemical Plant Explosion Prompts Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place Orders

Originally Published 2 years ago — by KPRC Click2Houston

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A massive fire at a chemical plant near Shepherd, Texas, prompted a shelter-in-place and evacuations. The fire occurred at Sound Resource Solutions and SoundRS Logistics, with no danger to residents in Montgomery County. The Montgomery County Fire Department provided support, and local schools implemented emergency protocols to ensure safety. Images and videos show large flames and smoke towering over the area.

Multiple Chemical Plant Incidents Rock Texas, Prompting Urgent Safety Measures

Originally Published 2 years ago — by ABC News

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A massive fire at a chemical plant in Shepherd, Texas, near Houston, is prompting evacuations. All employees are accounted for, with only one worker suffering a minor burn injury. Residents of Livingston, located several miles north of Shepherd, are being asked to shelter in place. The fire is still ongoing, and authorities are urging people to stay updated on the situation.

"Captivating Images: Shepherd Preserves Ancient Tradition of Guiding Sheep in Northern Spain"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Associated Press

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Shepherd Ángel Mari Sanz, 62, continues the ancient tradition of guiding a flock of 1,000 sheep and goats through the transhumance route in northern Spain. Over seven days, the flock travels from the arid lands of Las Bardenas Reales to the cooler valleys and mountains of the Pyrenees. While modern farming methods have reduced the practice, shepherds and environmentalists advocate for transhumance as a sustainable way to protect the land from wildfires. Sanz, who has been herding for nearly half a century, criticizes the lack of support for the rural world and hopes his daughter won't have to continue the demanding and low-paying work.