This week, Air Alliance Houston submitted the below letter to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in response to proposed rule changes to the air quality standard permit for concrete batch plants.
There is no way to put this lightly: The 87th Legislative Session was difficult, and not just in terms of Air Alliance Houston’s legislative priorities. From malicious attempts to restrict
ACT NOW: Request a public meeting Do you remember the chemical explosions at the TPC Group facility in Port Neches in 2019 that forced 50,000 people to evacuate their homes
We are seeking passionate volunteers to join our recently formed Air Quality Advocates Committee in order to strengthen our capacity to help Houstonians breathe more easily. Downtown group at AAH’s
HB 1820, which would help push corporations to do more to prevent industrial fires and chemical releases, has been passed out of committee and we need to keep the bill
On Friday, Apr. 23, House Bill 1820, which would help push corporations to do more to prevent all too frequent industrial fires and chemical releases, was passed out of the House
There are 46 days left in the 87th Texas Legislative Session and each one counts more than the last. Bills are being heard by committees and we need to make
House Bill 1627 would give certain unzoned areas the right to deny concrete batch plant permits next to a sensitive site such as a home or school. HB 1627 was heard by
USDOT and Harris County take action against TxDOT You might have seen by now the big news that President Biden’s Department of Transportation has invoked the Civil Rights Act to pause
orty-two people showed up in support of HJR 109 at the House Transportation Committee hearing on April 20. We’ve got their attention to funnel more funding for transit, sidewalks, and
