
What Happens When Public Transit Works? Houston Saw the Answer.
When Houston welcomed visitors for the FIFA Fan Festival, METRO stepped up in a big way. Trains ran every six minutes, buses came more often, and Park & Ride service

When Houston welcomed visitors for the FIFA Fan Festival, METRO stepped up in a big way. Trains ran every six minutes, buses came more often, and Park & Ride service

Join us in reducing our plastic waste! For many people, July is a month for setting off fireworks, having fun in the sun, and eating good food with family and

New rule would allow TCEQ to eliminate public notice and participation in permitting for many polluters, including concrete batch plants and data centers Media Contact: José Medina, [email protected] AUSTIN, Texas

What does clean air mean when you live just down the street from heavy industry? For many Houston-area families, it’s about more than the environment; it’s about protecting their health,

English Español Community Action Is Moving the Needle on Air Quality. See where we have made progress, and where we still need you! Dear Community Member, Thank you for continuing

Community air monitors captured elevated particulate matter pollution more than four miles downwind; nearby neighborhoods include thousands of residences, schools, childcare centers, parks, and places of worship. Media Contact: Brenda

Media contact: Brenda Franco, [email protected] // 832.755.6220 HOUSTON AREA – The tire and debris field fire that burned for 24 hours in Manchester is now contained. However, we remain concerned

Media contact: Brenda Franco, [email protected] // 832.755.6220 HOUSTON, TEXAS – A fire continues to burn in the Manchester area of Houston near the Houston Ship Channel at a recycling site

Testing has found harmful chemicals in dredge spoils pulled from the ship channel. For Immediate Release: June 4, 2026 Contact: José Medina, [email protected]; Brenda Franco, [email protected] HOUSTON — In a historic

Houston Residents Speak on Air Quality for Clean Air Month Across the Greater Houston region, community members answered a simple but powerful question: What does clean air mean to you?