It hasn't been easy to find who provided insurance for the West Fertilizer Co.—and maybe there's a reason for that.
Call after call—to agencies and associations such as the Texas Department of Insurance, Texas Commission of Environmental Quality, and the Insurance Council of Texas—came up empty.
They don't know, they say. Companies aren't required to file insurance information with them. They're wondering and asking around as well.
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