Posted on · The annual research by the Galveston Bay Foundation and the Houston Advanced Research Center notes the loss of wetlands, a decline in water quality and sea level rise as areas of concern.
Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: A new approach to tackling flood bond projects, our weekly political roundup, the latest Galveston Bay Report Card, and a documentary about Texas columnist Molly Ivins.
Posted on · Prosecutors allege the company released highly toxic chemicals into Tucker Bayou.
Posted on · The team has been collecting water and air quality samples in Galveston Bay on a quarterly basis since June 2017.
Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: An environmental group finds benzene in the ship channel, HISD is ordered to suspend its superintendent search, a national conference in Houston addresses cyber security issues facing the oil and gas industry, a local apartment locator shares some tricks of his trade, and a local police department plans to purchase gun-mounted cameras.
Posted on · The Galveston Bay Foundation is also planning to conduct independent water sampling in the area.
Posted on · At a local forum, the Galveston area community will get a chance to raise concerns.
Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: HISD schools get their report cards from the TEA -- and so does the health of Galveston Bay. Then, our experts discuss the latest political stories. Plus, we look back at how Tropical Storm Allison affected our region. And author Kevin Kwan discusses his book Crazy Rich Asians, now a major motion picture.
Posted on · A local organization is making efforts to mitigate the effects the storm had on the coastal ecosystem
Posted on · A new "report card" gives the bay a "C" grade.
Posted on · We learn what contributed to this year's overall grade of "C" in the Galveston Bay Foundation's annual report card.
Posted on · Houston Matters reviews the latest Galveston Bay report card, and we discuss the latest political news.
Posted on · Plans include learning more about troubled septic systems and raising public awareness of the problem.
Posted on · Cleaning up the environment is a click away on your smartphone.
Posted on · With strategically-placed web cams, you can get live glimpses of Fifth Avenue in New York City, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, or the canals of Amsterdam. Now, there are web cams for fishermen and boaters to check out water conditions in Galveston Bay.