2018 Galveston Bay Report Card featured in online article by Houstonia magazine. Important resources and follow up actions are included to help improve the health of waterways.
Researchers
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Executive Leadership
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Research Staff
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Research Scientist, Energy and Environmental Stewardship
Geospatial & Analytics
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Geospatial & Analytics Specialist
Recent News
The overall health of Galveston Bay earns a grade of "C" once again in the 2018 annual report card for the estuary.
Researchers Gavin Dillingham and Carlos Gamarra, leading the DOE’s CHP Southcentral and Upperwest CHP TAPs, recently published an article in the American Public Gas Association (APGA) trade associa