Topic – Houston
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Houston now most ethnically diverse region in US
Led by Pearland, Missouri City
A new study shows that the Houston region is now the most ethnically diverse large metropolitan area in the country.
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Drought brings attention to TX state climatologist
Warming isn't "all nonsense"
John Nielsen-Gammon, the state climatologist of Texas, has been highly sought after these days, and he is predicting another extra-hot summer.
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West U drops rezoning study
Response to petition letters
The West U City Council decided not to pursue a non-residential zoning study this year, as citizens voiced strong opposition.
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Houston hosts mass of ‘super-commuters’
Largest increase in nation
In a new national study, Houston and Dallas featured the largest percentage of super-commuters, with more than 13 percent of all workers falling there.
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Visions for a Greener Houston - Citizen’s Environmental Council
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Houston becoming “remarkably green in its civic impulses”
Impressive revitalization
Houston is getting national attention for its impressively green revitalization efforts.
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Salvaging Houston’s first underground reservoir
Many possibilities for bayou
Planners are looking for a way to use the rediscovered underground reservoir built near Buffalo Bayou and Sabine Street in 1927
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Christus Health leaving Houston for DFW
Transportation among factors
The ease of air travel, availability of public transportation, range of housing options, and quality of life all factored into Christus Health's move to DFW
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