YaREN = The combined partnership between Yara and Enbridge also calling themselves Ingleside Clean Ammonia Partners. 

If you missed our meeting "Risks and the Real Truth on Ammonia - Your Questions Answered."  on August 29th, here are the powerpoints: 

Join the Fight!

Calling themselves YaREN and Ingleside Clean Ammonia Partners, Canadian-owned Enbridge and Norwegian-owned Yara have applied to build a NEW Ammonia Plant on Enbridge property in Ingleside, TX. 

ALL residents PLEASE attend the Public Meeting September 5th, 7pm at the Portland Community Center; 2000 Billy G Webb Drive and tell TCEQ to DENY THE PERMIT!!! RSVP HERE

Their air permit application #174275 with state regulator Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is proposing to release many tons of various pollutants including 66.27 tons of TOXIC AMMONIA every year into the air and directly in the path of nearby Ingleside schools and neighborhoods. ​

ALL CITIZENS, BE AWARE of the hazards related to ammonia itself and the lethality of a leak!!!! ​

• NEW TCEQ Notice of Preliminary Decision posted 8/30/24. 
• TCEQ Notice of Preliminary Decision including the 9/5/24 public meeting.  
• TCEQ Public Notice of Receipt of Application and Notice to Obtain Air Permit  

• Permit Application
• Their submitted Plain Language Summary that lists the tons of proposed pollutant emissions per year and a link to the Google descriptions listed for each. 
• ​More talking points

Possible Comments and issues you need to consider:

• TCEQ does not monitor Ammonia anywhere in TEXAS and they have NO AIR MONITORS in San Patricio County
• Yara/Enbridge's Risk Management Response Plans have not been made public, and the local City of Ingleside or Ingleside on the Bay Volunteer Fire Departments are not equipped to handle ammonia and carbon dioxide leaks, explosions, or other incidentes. 
• The location of proposed facility is to close and in direct wind path of Ingleside Primary School. Their proposed pollutants of Volatile Organic Matter, Particulate matter can cause cancer, premature death and health risks especially to children and vulnerable adults. 
• Ammonia is highly toxic and can be fatal with only a few breaths!

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