rolandzaneqk2.bsky.social

22 October 2026 07:35

WGM caused the blast, went bankrupt, and walked away clean. Instead of pursuing real accountability, Arnold & Itkin targeted 3M's deep pockets to fuel their political influence fund. Texas needs tort reform to punish actual wrongdoers, not turn 3M into cash cows. www.arnolditkin.com/news/2026/ar...

nathanbakerer.bsky.social

22 October 2026 07:34

Victims deserve compensation, but how does 3M end up paying millions when Watson Grinding was the one running the facility? WGM ignored repeated warnings about its gas detection system. Shouldn't the people making those safety decisions carry the most responsibility? abc13.com/post/harris-...

janablank.bsky.social

22 October 2026 07:32

The biggest process safety takeaway in this video is WGM’s track record. How do you ignore Detcon’s warnings three separate times after having almost the exact same propylene explosion in 2008? Watson Grinding had a clear history of negligence from the very start! www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Q95...

rolandzanepq3.bsky.social

22 October 2026 07:30

Over 450 homes were damaged, lives were lost, and a neighborhood was turned into a war zone. Worse, the owners reopened a similar company, Yellowstone Engineered Solutions, less than a mile away months later. Victims deserved accountability, not repeat risks. www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-c...

alisonnewman47.bsky.social

22 October 2026 00:43

These weren’t unknown risks. The question is whether WGM should have addressed these known safety concerns before disaster struck. #WGM #Houston #ProcessSafety #WorkplaceSafety #ChemicalSafety