The Environmental Protection Agency rejected air permits for 122 plants in Texas, including 24 in Harris county and 7 in Galveston county.
An international study has found that there are clear respiratory and cardiovascular health risks for those living near arterial roads or highways.
Surely the US can reduce CO2 emissions a little more than 7% in 10 years.
The Houston-Baytown-Huntsville region ranked number 7 in ozone pollution and number 16 in year-round particle pollution in recent air quality rankings.
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Deirde Delisi, Chair of the Texas Transporation Commission, said the state's transportation policy is changing so that there will be more focus on rail.
LA residents living near freeways experience a thickening of the artery that leads to heart disease at twice the average rate, according to a recent study.
Livable Houston Initiative - Laura Spanjian - Director, COH Office of Sustainability: http://bit.ly/a6K5Hw
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