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City of Hondo Toxic Exposure and Industrial Injury Advocacy: Holding Corporations Accountable for Medina County Workers and Families For decades, the hardworking men and women of the City of Hondo have formed the backbone of Medina County’s industrial and agricultural economy. From the historic operations at the Hondo Army Airfield to the heavy grain silos that line the Union Pacific tracks, and out onto the vast row-crop fields that stretch toward D’Hanis and Castroville, your labor has fueled Texas. But while you were building this community, massive corporations often prioritized their bottom lines over your biological safety. They knew that the asbestos in the insulation, the benzene in the fuels, and the paraquat in the herbicides were slowly destroying the health of those who handled them—and they kept that knowledge hidden in filing cabinets while your health, and the health of your family, was systematically compromised. We believe that no worker in the City of Hondo should have to pay for corporate profit with their life. Whether you traveled US Highway 90 every day to reach a job site, worked the maintenance lines at the industrial park, once served at the municipal airport, or managed the farm-to-market logistics of Medina County, you were likely exposed to substances that the scientific community now identifies as lethal. The cough that won’t go away, the sudden diagnosis of a blood disorder, or the progressive tremor your doctor calls "idiopathic" may not be a random misfortune of aging. It is often the documented biological…