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Some of the beaches south of Houston were filled with dead fish over the weekend.According to Texas Parks Wildlife, thousands of fish, mostly Gulf menhaden, suffered from a dissolved oxygen event, which is considered common in the summer. If there isn t enough oxygen in the water, fish can t breathe, Texas Parks Wildlife said in a statement. Low dissolved oxygen in many cases is a natural occurrence. Dissolved oxygen events can be caused by a variety of factors, including warmer waters, calm seas and the slowing of photosynthesis on cloudy days.SEE MORE: Mass swarm of dead fish in Atlantic prompts European inquiryOfficials with Quint
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Community leaders held a tenant resource fair for people struggling with housing instability brought on by the pandemic.Led by District 6 Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs, a number of organizations met on Saturday at Andrew S. Douglas Middle School and offered information on rental assistance and eviction among other issues facing tenants. These are strange times given the pandemic and how people are operating, said Alderwoman Coggs. So much stuff is usually word of mouth, but people are not engaging at the rate they once did. The fair, open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., offered workshops for tenants on renters rights, emergency rental assistance and defending against eviction. Renter Phillip Lamson came for the workshops. Both he and his wife lost their jobs during the pandemic. We re caught between a rock and a hard place. Eventually, we ll probably just end up living i
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