The EPA has proposed allowing state agencies to decide whether the public has a voice on air permitting. For decades, federal rules have guaranteed communities the right to know and speak up about polluting facilities proposed in their neighborhoods. This proposal would hand that decision to agencies like the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), …
The EPA has proposed allowing state agencies to decide whether the public has a voice on air permitting. For decades, federal rules have guaranteed communities the right to know and speak up about polluting facilities proposed in their neighborhoods. This proposal would hand that decision to agencies like the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), …
Eco Services Operations Corp. has applied to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) to renew air quality permit no. 19282, which would authorize the operation of the sulfuric acid manufacturing plant located at 8615 Manchester Street, Houston, TX 77012. Learn more about the permit application and this upcoming meeting here.
Out of a $3.1 billion county budget, only $10 million is allocated to Pollution Control. Our environment deserves more than a sliver of the pie. Join us to learn how to advocate for your community and make your voice heard in the county budget process. 📍 Judson Robinson Sr. Center 1422 Ledwicke St., Houston, TX …
Join us for this informational session on legal actions community members can take during the permitting process in Texas. If you live near a facility, you are eligible to request a Contested Case Hearing (CCH) to oppose air permits. Contested Case Hearings are legal proceedings that allow individuals to present evidence in opposition to the …
We’re excited to be part of the All At Once Village Green at the upcoming Jack Johnson concert in Houston, TX on August 28, 2026, at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion! The Village Green is where music meets community action — a space to connect with local nonprofits, learn about environmental initiatives, and discover simple ways …
We encourage community members to be involved in decisions that affect their lives. While the council always has important matters and information there are not always air quality or environmental justice issues on the agenda. When these issues do come up on the agenda we value community support in protecting previously underserved groups from poor air quality.
This group was founded in response to the Texas Department of Transportation’s North Houston Highway Improvement Project. Their meetings are announced via their newsletter (register here) and on their social media (Instagram: @stoptxdot-i45). Each meeting will have general updates on the project and planning on actions/strategy against the project as it stands. Air Alliance Houston’s main point of contact with Stop TxDOT I-45 is Melissa Beeler – [email protected]
We will be sharing information about the health and environmental impacts the potential data center project may pose for the residents of Jacinto City, as well as helping craft questions and comments for the day of the townhall on 9/11. 🗓️ Tuesday, Sept 8 2026 🕕 6PM CST 📍 1022 Mercury Dr. Houston, TX …
Join us for a community prep session on the Five Star Ready Mix air permit. We’ll go over the proposed facility and permit, discuss potential community concerns, explain how the TCEQ air permitting process works, and review the different ways residents can participate. We’ll also walk through how to write and submit a strong public …
The Houston Climate Movement has monthly meetings, often with a guest to discuss climate change in various forms.
Each month, City of Houston Council Member Tarsha Jackson hosts the District B Monthly Briefing so constituents can be updated on the environmental issues in the district. Some city departments and other government offices may be invited to present information and important updates for the district B community.
