Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Toxics--Greenpeace-safety-inspection-of-Dow-Chemical-s-Texas-Facility-27MZIFI4PFZK.htmlConceptually similarToxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGP027KBCompleted★★★★Toxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGP027K8Completed★★★★Toxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGP027K9Completed★★★★Toxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGP027KACompleted★★★★Toxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGP027KCCompleted★★★★Toxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGP027KPCompleted★★★★Toxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGP027KQCompleted★★★★Toxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGP027KRCompleted★★★★Toxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGP027JPCompleted★★★★View AllGP027KFToxics: Greenpeace safety inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas FacilityGreenpeace activists Hope Kaye, left, and John Shumaker hold a failed inspection banner in front of Dow's Oyster Creek plant in Freeport. The facility is Dow's largest integrated site. Greenpeace issued a "failed inspection"report to Dow Chemical Company for failing to fully secure the plant and its toxic chemicals against terrorists or catastrophic accidents.Locations:Freeport (Texas)-North America-Texas-United States of AmericaDate:8 Sep, 2010Credit:© Bob Pearson / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4256px X 2832pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Chemical industry-Chemical plants-Chemical products-Day-Dow Chemicals-Grass-Greenpeace activists-Industrial landscapes-KWCI (GPI)-Logos-Outdoors-Summer-Sunny-Toxics (campaign title)-Two peopleShoot:Toxics: Greenpeace inspection of Dow Chemical's Texas Facility Dow's Texas Operations facility in Freeport, Texas. The facility is Dow's largest integrated site. Greenpeace issued a ‘failed inspection’ report to Dow Chemical Company for failing to fully secure the plant and its toxic chemicals against terrorists or catastrophic accidents.
