Martha Irvine Show More Show Lessĩ of29 10 of29 Ranjana Bhandari, executive director of Liveable Arlington, works on a laptop at her home in Arlington, Texas, on Tuesday, Oct. They worry about long- and short-term impacts of drilling, particularly on the children in the community. The proposal, which was rejected last year during nationwide Black Lives Matter protests, got initial approval from the city's planning commission in October, despite continued opposition from Vincent, parents and residents in the neighborhood. Vincent, who owns the day care, is upset about a proposal to add natural gas wells at a nearby fracking site that's operated by TEP Barnett, a subsidiary of French energy giant Total Energies. 23, 2021, during an interview at the Mother's Heart Learning Center in Arlington, Texas. Martha Irvine/AP Show More Show Less 8 of29 Wanda Vincent sheds a tear on Saturday, Oct. They and other neighbors also say the drilling has damaged their homes' foundations. Beyond concerns about long-term health risks posed by fracking, the Meeks say they've endured frequent drilling noise and vibration in recent months. The site, called "Rocking Horse," is operated by TEP Barnett, a subsidiary of French energy giant Total Energies and is just a few hundred feet from their home. 24, 2021, with a fracking site, hidden by "sound walls," looming behind them. Martha Irvine/AP Show More Show LessĦ of29 7 of29 Frank and Michelle Meeks stand in their backyard in Arlington, Texas, on Sunday, Oct. It is one of Total's 33 well sites in Arlington containing 163 natural gas wells, most of them tucked in urban neighborhoods in Arlington. The site is operated by TEP Barnett, a subsidiary of French energy giant Total Energies. The fracking pond in the foreground is part of a natural gas drill site, known as "AC-360," a few hundred feet from the daycare. Martha Irvine/AP Show More Show Less 5 of29 A staff member at the Mother's Heart Learning Center, in background, opens a door to let children inside from the center's playground in Arlington, Texas, on Monday, Oct. The fracking site is operated by TEP Barnett, a subsidiary of French energy giant Total Energies. Philemond is worried about a proposal to add three new gas wells at a drill site that's a few hundred feet from the day care and several residences. Martha Irvine/AP Show More Show Lessģ of29 4 of29 Wanda Vincent prepares to check the temperature of 2-year-old Olivia Grace Charles, who holds the hand of her mother, Guerda Philemond, outside the Mother's Heart Learning Center in Arlington, Texas, on Monday, Oct. Some residents of the predominately Hispanic and Black neighborhood, as well as parents and staff at a daycare near the site, oppose the plan, citing health concerns. The company has proposed adding three new wells at this site. It is one of Total's 33 well sites in Arlington that contain 163 wells. The site, known as "AC-360," is operated by TEP Barnett, a subsidiary of French energy giant Total Energies. Martha Irvine Show More Show Less 2 of29 A natural gas well is juxtaposed with apartment buildings a few hundred feet away in Arlington, Texas, on Monday, Oct. As Tejeda, 38, has learned more about health risks posed by fracking for natural gas, she has become a vocal opponent of a plan to add more natural gas wells at a site near her home. The Flux is threatening the whole universe, but it’s clearly part of Swarm’s big plan.1 of29 Rosalia Tejeda, second from left, plays with her children, from left, son Juscianni Blackeller, 13 Adaliana Gray, 5, and Audrey Gray, 2, in their backyard in Arlington, Texas, Monday, Oct. Meanwhile, we need to find out what Swarm is up to.
SHADOW HUNTER SEASON 1 EPISODE 13 HOW TO
The two will need to figure out how to save The Doctor.
This should mean losing some of the clueless elements to his character, which could have gotten a little infuriating and annoying after a while. This is exactly the same amount of time Yaz has been with The Doctor.ĭan should have also learned a little more about the world of aliens and time travel. What has that done for their bond? We should see that they’ve grown close, learned to trust each other. The promo tells us they’ve been in the decade for three years, now. The new episode will see Yaz and Dan in the 1900s. Will he ever come across her now that she’s off in space somewhere? Can they find their way to each other? What to expect on Doctor Who Season 13, Episode 5 Meanwhile, Vinder is on his home planet looking for his girlfriend/wife/whatever he wants to call her.
She’s been turned into a Weeping Angel, and it looks like all those theories about the Weeping Angels being connected to the Time Lords in some way is becoming true. The Doctor remained in 1967, but she’s not safe. At the end of the previous episode, Yaz and Dan found themselves trapped in 1901.
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