Join Air Alliance Houston (AAH) at our Midtown office to collectively submit comments to the Texas Senate Interim Committee on Natural Resources as they attempt to roll-back EPA’s clean air laws. Our staff will be at the AAH office to help you to create and submit comments to the committee as well as watch our …
Join the no Hardy Highway campaign for an organizing meet-up at the Trash Panda Drinking Club. Questions about the meet-up? Email [email protected]
Visit CEER’s "Art as Activism" installation in partnership with Houston Climate Justice Museum and funded by Air Alliance Houston. Join us for our first ever art showcase to reveal the 3 art pieces from local Houston artists Zsavon Butler, Dakota Cooley, and Asenette Ruiz that share the crossover between reproductive justice & environmental justice. This is …
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is hosting a virtual (online) public information meeting for Harris and Montgomery Counties. The purpose of this public outreach meeting is to provide information on the potential impacts of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) new primary annual fine particulate matter (PM2.5) National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) …
Join AAH and the Channelview Health and Improvement Coalition at the Channelview Fire Department Station 3 and bring along your neighbors and friends who live or work in Channelview, as we share the air quality data collected so far from our community air monitors. We would love to receive your input and concerns! For more …
Join the Houston chapter of the Sunrise Movement for their Transit Campaign meeting occurring weekly on Saturdays at 3 PM on Discord. Fill out their interest form here to get updates including their newsletter. You can also check out their linktree here.
We encourage community members to be involved in decisions that affect their lives. While the commissioners court always has important matters and information there are not always air quality or environmental justice issues on the agenda. When these issues come up on the agenda we value community support in protecting previously underserved groups from poor air quality
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]
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.
Join the Houston chapter of the Sunrise Movement for their general meeting occurring weekly on Wednesdays at 7 PM on Discord. Fill out their interest form here to get updates including their newsletter. You can also check out their linktree here.
