This Task Force is collaborating to understand the extend of damages from Hurricane Harvey, as well as to figure out what needs to happen next for recovery....
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Many questions are still unanswered, but early observations suggest the rapid and extensive water quality changes after Harvey had an impact on dolphins....
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Existing wetlands are one of many important tools in the watershed management toolbox, and the Katy Prairie wetlands are an exceptional example of this tool....
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With careful planning and engineering we can develop Houston in a way that keeps our economy humming, achieves positive social outcomes, and helps the environment....
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Waiting for Hurricane Harvey to hit the Gulf Coast was like being on the Titanic – trapped and reduced to intense anticipation, all too aware that Houston would flood in a matter of hours. On Friday afternoon of Aug. 25, I was one of the many Houstonians who anxiously gathered our families together as Hurricane Harvey approached the Corpus Christi coast. We were defenseless to the oncoming deluge, waiting impatiently as news reports filled our homes with grim reports about Houston’s inability to cope with an event of this magnitude. When Harvey landed in the Rockport and Port Aransas region, the first symptoms of the storm clearly materialized in a matter of minutes. While there...
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