A Sea of Health and Environmental Hazards in Houston’s Floodwaters

August 31, 2017

Elizabeth Ritch

Project Manager

Officials in Houston are just beginning to grapple with the health and environmental risks that lurk in the waters dumped by Hurricane Harvey, a stew of toxic chemicals, sewage, debris and waste that still floods much of the city.

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