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‘We didn’t move here to be poisoned’: Fort Bend residents renew fight over concrete plant construction

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Fort Bend County elected officials, local community organizers and members of the environment nonprofit Air Alliance held a public meeting over the weekend at a Rosharon neighborhood pavilion to voice their opposition against constructing the facility.
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‘We didn’t move here to be poisoned’: Fort Bend residents renew fight over concrete plant construction

Fort Bend County elected officials, local community organizers and members of the environment nonprofit Air Alliance held a public meeting over the weekend at a Rosharon neighborhood pavilion to voice their opposition against constructing the facility.

·Houston, United States
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Houston Public Media broke the news in Houston, United States on Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
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