HARC’s work in air quality research and management includes air quality modeling, emission reduction technologies, monitoring technology and policy. The air research program is multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional, objective, and non-partisan.
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HARC’s Energy group provides research, tools, and technical assistance as the global energy industry transitions to new energy resources. The team's work guides policymakers, community stakeholders, and industry leaders toward improvements in areas such as electric power resilience, energy efficiency, distributed energy resources, and sustainable, net-zero facility planning.
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Water research emphasizes water quality and quantity, watershed management, biodiversity and ecological function, and ecosystem informatics. Integration, analysis, and dissemination of information regarding important water issues are considered key to advancing more sustainable management of coastal watersheds, water supplies, and water quality.
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HARC uses a variety of geospatial and analytical tools to develop data and applications. Our geospatial platform allows HARC to create private or public applications to view data using maps, charts, and other visualization methods. HARC has access to a variety of application templates that can be configured to the needs of the project, minimizing the need for in-depth programming, and thus focusing on the more important task of communicating information in an engaging and intuitive manner.
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Our Living Lab Headquarters is certified LEED Platinum, certified LEED Net Zero Energy, and maintains an ENERGY STAR rating of 99/100. It is the first commercial building in Texas to be certified as a Net-Zero energy building.
Learn more about our buildingWe support policies and technologies that promote sustainability based on scientific principles. Our work starts with evidence-based research and leads to the implementation of sustainable programs.
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