Preserving Family Lands continues to be a good introduction to the field, and if you haven't read it you should. Preserving Family Lands: Book II covers a few of the same issues, such as conservation easements and the basic ...

Discusses problems that are threatening our environment and includes a tour with some of the scientists and organizations committed to meeting those challenges. Features protection efforts to save the endangered manatee, ...

Danger in the Air has a narrow focus: the self-reported toxic air emissions of major industries in the Houston-Galveston corridor, defined as the eight-county region that the United States Environmental Protection Agency ...

WET teaching lessions in this handbook guide WET participants as they select and survey a local surface water body, which may be a creek, lake, stream, reservoir or river. Through water testing, local observation and problem ...

This bibliography identifies and provides a basic description of the major public and private repositories with material on the history of Houston and the Gulf Coast.

This workshop is intended to present a historical perspective on the emergence of the Houston Ship Channel, its past and current status of environmental quality, and its role in enhancing economic growth in Houston. The ...

As part of a TWC/USEPA investigation into the causes of major fish kills, toxicity testing was conducted on water samples collected from the Trinity River at Trinidad during a rise event on May 4-7, 1987. The effort ...

Procedures used in collecting surface water quality data are described in this manual. The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) provides this manual annually. Quality assurance procedures are also documented.

This report assesses the impact of the new planning information on the conclusions set forth in the original Phase I Report. The Phase I Report concluded that sufficient existing water supplies were present to meet future ...

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