Posted on · The 2018 Report Card prepared by the Galveston Bay Foundation and the Houston Advanced Research Center also notes the grade in the water quality category is an A
Posted on · Refineries are back on track after Harvey interrupted the upward trend last year.
Posted on · Too much gas + not enough pipelines = more and more flaring
Posted on · The Public Utility Commission of Texas has criticized electric companies for offering confusing power plans on the website.
Posted on · The buildup of sediment in the river led to much of Kingwood’s flooding during Harvey. Work recently began to dredge a two-mile stretch -- but should more be done?
Posted on · Houston Matters learns what Texas A&M could bring to the table in its new role as part of the group of institutions that will manage Los Alamos National Laboratory, the birthplace of the atomic bomb.
Posted on · The energy sector continues to push back against the Trump Administration's trade moves
Posted on · As Energy Secretary Rick Perry visits Houston’s Energy Corridor, Houston Matters gets an update on the state of the oil and gas industry nearly a year after Harvey.
Posted on · Pasadena Refining System has agreed to new pollution controls, upgraded hurricane planning and fines to fund an electric vehicles program.
Posted on · A new study gives scientists a better understanding of how the storm contaminated homes and bayous
Posted on · The plan calls for updating flood risk analyses for hundreds of miles of waterways in the area
Posted on · The engineer views a landfill as a living ecosystem, and the plastic that clogs it as a serious threat that crowds out life and never goes away. Can we eliminate the waste before it smothers us?
Posted on · The state is breaking records for electricity use at a time when power reserves have dropped.
Posted on · We explore a new method of harnessing offshore wind energy and the different challenges between onshore and offshore wind farming and what it would take to see such farms off the Gulf Coast.
Posted on · Restaurants and bars in the Port Aransas are back and "strong," but the area is still dealing with a loss of hotel rooms