News
Photos From Above: See How Much Of Houston’s Efforts Go Toward Dealing With Water
Posted on · It’s not only the bayous, lakes and dams, but the many facilities that handle drinking water and wastewater.
Tag: Carol Haddock
Houston Matters
Proposed Changes Would Affect New Construction In Houston’s Floodplains
Posted on · The City of Houston is considering changing an ordinance regarding how new construction is done in floodplains.
Houston Matters
Full Show: Proposed Rules For Houston Floodplains, And Texas After The Confederacy (Feb. 15, 2018)
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: We discuss proposed new regulations for construction within Houston's floodplains. We learn about the plight of African Americans in the South after the dissolution of the Confederacy. We visit the massive Girl Scout Cookie drop. And we find people playing hockey in Greater Houston.
Houston Matters
UPDATE: UT Report Criticizes How City Of Houston Conducts Apartment Inspections
Posted on · The City responds it is "reviewing the findings and recommendations"
Houston Matters
Is Texas Doing Enough to Prevent Floods?
Posted on · Eight dead in Houston, millions of dollars in damages — by now we all know how the Memorial Day rains affected the region, and while we can’t stop the rain, some argue we could do more to mitigate the results. Kriston Capps is a staff writer for CityLab, a division of The Atlantic. In a […]
Full Show
Floodplain Management, The Full Menu, and Hershey Felder: Wednesday’s Show (June 3, 2015)
Posted on · Eight dead in Houston, millions of dollars in damages — by now we all know how the Memorial Day rains affected the region, and while we can’t stop the rain, some argue we could do more to mitigate the results. Kriston Capps is a staff writer for CityLab, a division of The Atlantic. In a […]