DISCLAIMER OF CONTENTS

0 DO NOT REMOVE PLASTIC NURDLES FROM BAGS
0 DO NOT LEAVE AROUND CHILDREN OR PETS

0 RECYCLE RESPONSIBLY -- CALL FORMOSA PLASTICS AT
(225) 356--3341 FOR DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS

These plastics pellets are called nurdles. These are just some ofthe billions of nurdles that
Formosa Plastics dumped into the coastal waters of the state of Texas, from their Point
Comfort production facility.

You may remember these pellets. These were used as evidence in a landmark lawsuit filed
against Formosa under the Clean Water Act. in the face of overwhelming evidence of rampant
pollution and blatant disregard for health and safety norms, the company agreed to settle the
case for $50 million in clean-up costs - the biggest such settlement in the history of the Clean
Water Act.

We have delivered this package of nurdles as a reminder - Louisiana does not need anymore
pollution, plasticsorotherwise. More than 15,000 residents have said so, in public comments
submitted to the La. Department of Environmental Quality. The $9.4 billion ethane cracker
complex that Formosa has proposed for St. James Parish would double toxic emissions in that
hard>>pressed parish even triple for those neighborhoods closest to the sprawling facility. We
certainly should not provide state tax exemptions for such a bad actor as Formosa - a
petrochemical conglomerate with an awful track record extending from its plants in Taiwan
through the waters of Vietnam, all the way to the state of and downriver to Louisiana.

We demand that LDEQ DENV Furmosa's air emissions permit application. ST. JAMES ls FULL -
Formosa has no place in a parish that is already overburdened with dangerous polluting
petrochemical industries.

For any legal questions, please call our pro bono attorney, Loyola Law Professor Bill Quigley at

Presented by the Concerned Citizens afLuuisiana