Contact: Riikka Pohjankoski, [email protected], 713.589.7079 Air Alliance Houston Statement: Articles Published by Inside Climate News Expose the Myth of Chemical Plastic Recycling in Houston/Harris County HOUSTON, TX – This week, Inside
CONTACT: Riikka Pohjankoski, 713-589-7079, [email protected] Galena Park and Jacinto City Residents Join ‘Sampling the City’ Bike Tour to Monitor Air QualityData to be gathered around community parks, refineries, and industrial
HOUSTON COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION DEMANDS ACTION AGAINST HAZARDOUS EMISSIONS FROM TEXAS MATERIALS HOT MIX ASPHALT PLANT Over 3,000 households are exposed to air pollutantsPublic meeting will be held on Monday, October
The facility in Fort Bend County is the poster child for the false promise of carbon capture For Immediate Release: Sept. 14, 2023 Contact: José Medina, [email protected] Pina, [email protected] Riikka Pohjankoski, [email protected] HOUSTON, Texas
Saturday Town Hall on the Report Release of Close Parish Coal: How the Dirtiest Coal Plant in Texas Harms Public Health and the Environment; and the Alternatives for Fort Bend
The latest expansion of the Houston Ship Channel raises past and new concerns for public health and the environment For Immediate ReleaseJuly 7, 2023 Contact: Riikka Pohjankoski, [email protected], 713.589.7079José Medina,
Junio de 2023Comunicado de prensa – Oportunidad de entrevistaContacto: Riikka Pohjankoski, [email protected], 713-589-7079 Limitada Comprensión y Dudas Rodean la Nueva Tecnología de Captura y Almacenamiento de Carbono en Houston, según
A one-year study conducted by Air Alliance Houston (AAH) in the Ship Channel and Fort Bend areas revealed that residents near industrial facilities have alarmingly low levels of understanding of the carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology proposed at scale in their communities.
Results provide recommendations for future policymaking and community participation efforts. Media Advisory Media contact: Riikka Pohjankoski, [email protected], 713.589.7079 WHAT: The results of a one-year assessment by Air Alliance Houston in the
Media contact: Riikka Pohjankoski, [email protected], 713.589.7079 HOT WEATHER AND AIR POLLUTION ARE DRIVING AN UNHEALTHY OZONE SEASON IN HOUSTON High levels of ozone in our area are linked to asthma and
