HARC’s Dr. Erin Kinney discusses how seemingly small losses of wetlands can have a big impact in our naturally flood-prone region.
Researchers
HARC’s research is conducted by a team of dedicated research professionals with diverse backgrounds in energy, air and water disciplines. HARC researchers have broad experience in basic and applied science, technology development and adoption, policy analysis, stakeholder communication, geospatial technologies, and public outreach. This diversity allows the organization to respond to the needs of varied sponsors, stakeholders and organizations.
Executive Leadership
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Research Staff
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Research Scientist, Energy Production
Geospatial & Information Technology
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Geographic Information Systems Specialist
Recent News
HARC’s LEED Platinum headquarters was recently featured in Modern Steel Construction, the official publication of the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC). The article highlighted the Whole Building Life Cycle Assessment (WBLCA) undertaken by the project’s civil engineering partner, Walter P Moore, and the resulting utilization of a steel-framed structure, one that led to a 20% reduction in embodied CO2 associated with the building’s structural and enclosure systems.
HARC President Lisa Gonzalez and Galveston Bay Foundation’s Bob Stokes appeared on KPRC 2’s Houston Newsmakers to discuss the 2017 Galveston Bay Report Card and the likely impacts of Hurricane Harv