Topic – Sustainability
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David Crossley
Houstonians want more transit
It’s official: Houstonians want more transit and walkable urbanism
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Bastrop recovering from brutal wildfire
State park reopens
Less than a year after a massive fire ransacked the region, Bastrop State Park is showing signs of rebirth.
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Houstonians want more transit, walkable urbanism
New Kinder Houston Area Survey
The latest Kinder Houston Area Survey reveals that most Houstonians want a more walkable city with better transit access.
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Joanna Wolaver
Proposed rules fail to protect
Proposed rules fail to protect central Texas rivers and bays
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Reinventing Fire: The Business-led Transition Beyond Oil and Coal
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EPA ranks cities on energy certified buildings
Houston holds onto #7 spot
Houston ranks 7th in the Environmental Protection Agency's new ranking of metro areas with the most buildings certified under its Energy Star efficiency program
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Mayor Parker promises better bikeability
Should feel safe riding solo
Houston Mayor Annise Parker joined hundreds of two-wheeled commuters during Bike to Work Day, and advocated for a more bikable city.
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Affordable ways to curb climate change
Cheaper than you think
A new UK report details how climate change prevention would cost the average citizen just pennies a day.
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