Earlier this July, the Honorable Felix Fraga, father of our esteemed colleague Bo Fraga from the Baker Ripley centers, passed away at 94. Felix Fraga was a significant inspiration to
Houston is well positioned to receive a large amount of the 16.6B federal dollars set aside for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), especially the industrial east side centered on the
Statement from Alexander Spike, Climate Justice Coordinator, Air Alliance Houston “This week, frustrated Houstonians attended meetings of the Houston City Council, Harris County Commissioner’s Court, and METRO Board asking how
On the evening of Thursday, May 16, a 100mph derecho wind storm hit the Houston area, bringing with it rapidly moving thunderstorms that caused widespread power outages, significant property damage,
The Texas Legislature is in Interim Session, the time when they consider topics for possible legislation in the next General Session beginning January 2025. In response to Lt. Governor Dan
Read this blog post in English Công lý khí hậu có nghĩa là đảm bảo mọi người đều có quyền có một môi trường trong sạch không có cụm ung
Ðọc bài này bằng tiếng việt Climate justice means ensuring everyone has the right to a clean environment free of cancer clusters and polluted air/water. And having a more walkable
Climate Change is Underway The primary driver of recent climate change is human activity, specifically the release of greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere such as carbon dioxide. These emissions primarily
As winter approached, we feared another storm. On January 14th, 2024 temperatures dropped to below freezing. There were signs everywhere to protect your people, plants, pipes, and pets. Over the
Last year, thanks to the over 200 community members and allies that sent in comments, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stepped in and downgraded the Houston region to ‘severe
