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Golden Triangle Industrial Justice: City of Nome Toxic Exposure and Workplace Injury Advocacy For generations, the residents of the City of Nome have served as the silent engines of the Texas economy. You have commuted along Highway 90 and State Highway 365 into the heart of the Golden Triangle—heading into the sprawling refineries of Beaumont, the massive shipping terminals of Port Arthur, and the chemical complexes of Orange. You built the infrastructure of the Gulf Coast with your hands, doing the heavy lifting in environments that the rest of the world only views from a distance. But while you were focused on providing for your family and powering the nation, the corporations you served were often keeping a deadly secret. The dust you breathed in the insulation shops of Beaumont, the sweet-smelling vapors you inhaled while checking tank levels in Port Arthur, and the "minor" chemical leaks that were regular occurrences on the line weren't just part of the job. They were the slow-motion delivery of death. Today, as families in the City of Nome face rising rates of mesothelioma, acute myeloid leukemia, and debilitating respiratory failures, the truth is finally coming to light. The companies knew. They had the…