Toxic Exposure:Table of Contents

Toxic Exposure: How Texas Chemical Council Members Pollute State Politics & the Environment

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Table of Contents

I. Summary

II. Introduction
III. Meet the Texas Chemical Council
IV. Chemical Council Toxic Releases
                                A Sterling Reputation in Texas City
                        Huntsman Holidays in Odessa
           Chemical Council Carcinogen Releases
           Chemical Council ‘Grandfathered’ Air Releases
V. Chemical Council Political Releases
           Chemical Council Statewide Releases
           Chemical Council Legislative Releases
           The Chemical Council’s Political Agenda
           The Chemical Council Lobby
VI. Conclusion

VII. End Notes

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