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Mark Collette

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Covers:  immigration/border issues, people in the shadows, biz, eagle ford, port of corpus christi, regional news
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All-Energy Australia 2026: Where Clean Energy in the Southern Hemisphere is Discussed

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By Daniel Westerman, Mark Collette, Dennis Freedman
| Inspenet
The transition to sustainable energy systems has positioned Australia as a global benchmark, and All-Energy Australia 2026 stands as the epicenter of this transformation. Established as the largest and most anticipated clean energy event in the southern hemisphere, this free exhibition and conference provides an unprecedented platform for industry professionals, engineers and investors.
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Blue Bell knew about listeria contamination, feds say

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By Mark Collette
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Brenham-based Blue Bell Creameries found strong evidence of listeria in its Broken Arrow, Oklahoma plant as early as 2013 but failed to improve its sanitation programs, according to findings released today by the U.S Food and Drug Administration. The reports, which also described sanitation failures at Blue Bell's other plants in Brenham and Alabama, were released after the Chronicle requested them under the Freedom of Information Act.
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To Deer Park residents, fire a reminder of 'like living on a fault line'

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By Mark Collette, Matt Dempsey, Samantha Ketterer Verified, Emily Foxhall Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Jodie Thompson pulled over on Independence Parkway, less than a mile away from a petrochemical plant that was leaking plumes of black smoke into the sky. In her 34 years living in Deer Park, she'd seen flares before. But this was different. "I trust that they actually know what they're doing, but inside, I have this doubt," Thompson said Monday afternoon, watching the flames from inside the safety of her car.
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