A set of waste pits, approximately 14 acres in size, was built in the mid-1960s for disposal of paper mill wastes along the San Jacinto River. The waste pits were located north of Interstate-10, west of the main river channel of the San Jacinto River, and east of the City of Houston between two then unincorporated areas now known as Channelview and Highlands.
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Nestled in the woods at the corner of Gosling and Research Forest is HARC (the Houston Advanced Research Center). It is a nonprofit research hub providing independent analysis on energy, air, and water issues with research activities that support implementation of policies and technologies that promote sustainability.
Volume IV of Interfaith’s The Book The Woodlands celebrates the many acts of service that are deeply woven into the fabric of our community. As we honor the vision and work of those before us, Interfaith will continue to be a connector of resources and needs, a shining beacon of light and service in our community.
For the fifth straight year since its inception, the Galveston Bay report card, released in August, shows Texas’ largest estuary has earned an overall C grade, evidence of its resiliency to the effects of the historic storm.
