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Hurricane Irma has reached category 5-level winds, according
to the latest reports from the Atlantic Ocean. If it hits land near
Texas, it could destroy an oil and gas network already ailing from
historic rainfall courtesy of its predecessor, Hurricane Harvey.
Harvey knocked out one-fifth of oil production in the United States
due to its activity in the Gulf of Mexico and certain parts of
Texas. Still, it is uncertain if the newest hurricane will hit
Texas at all. Some models strongly suggest the storm will turn
north and hit the East coast, but…
to the latest reports from the Atlantic Ocean. If it hits land near
Texas, it could destroy an oil and gas network already ailing from
historic rainfall courtesy of its predecessor, Hurricane Harvey.
Harvey knocked out one-fifth of oil production in the United States
due to its activity in the Gulf of Mexico and certain parts of
Texas. Still, it is uncertain if the newest hurricane will hit
Texas at all. Some models strongly suggest the storm will turn
north and hit the East coast, but…
Hurricane Irma has reached category 5-level winds, according
to the latest reports from the Atlantic Ocean. If it hits land near
Texas, it could destroy an oil and gas network already ailing from
historic rainfall courtesy of its predecessor, Hurricane Harvey.
Harvey knocked out one-fifth of oil production in the United States
due to its activity in the Gulf of Mexico and certain parts of
Texas. Still, it is uncertain if the newest hurricane will hit
Texas at all. Some models strongly suggest the storm will turn
north and hit the East coast, but…
to the latest reports from the Atlantic Ocean. If it hits land near
Texas, it could destroy an oil and gas network already ailing from
historic rainfall courtesy of its predecessor, Hurricane Harvey.
Harvey knocked out one-fifth of oil production in the United States
due to its activity in the Gulf of Mexico and certain parts of
Texas. Still, it is uncertain if the newest hurricane will hit
Texas at all. Some models strongly suggest the storm will turn
north and hit the East coast, but…