The Wire · Thursday, 20 August 2026
Fred Borrego, president of the San Juan Neighborhood Association, asks officials with Marathon Petroleum's El Paso refinery to reduce air-pollution emissions at the 97-year-old refinery during the TCEQ Jan. 8 public meeting at Riverside High School.
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