Research creates such vast opportunity. The opportunity to address the challenges created from climate change. The opportunity to help communities address air quality and pollution. The opportunity to develop energy solutions for the future. The opportunity to have timely dialogue with policy and community leaders.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Water Program Video: HARC’s Galveston Bay Report Card
Watch this video on the Galveston Bay Report Card. The Galveston Bay Report Card is a collaboration between the Houston Advanced Research Center (HARC) and the Galveston Bay Foundation through a grant from Houston Endowment.
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Cultivating Community Awareness through Science, Partnerships, and Programs: The Galveston Bay Report Card
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Located 80 miles north of Houston on the Trinity River is Lake Livingston. Lake Livingston is the second-largest reservoir constructed for water supply purposes solely within the state. The reservoir is situated on the Trinity River which supplies more than half of Galveston Bay's freshwater inflows.
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