Past studies have shown temperatures can vary up to 20 degrees in one city — and that low-income communities of color tend to bear the brunt of the heat.
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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President and Chief Executive Officer -
Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Research Staff
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Research Scientist, Energy and Natural Resource Policy -
Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Watershed Ecology -
Program Director, Clean Energy Policy -
Post-Doctoral Research Scientist, Air Quality -
Research Associate, Clean Energy Technology -
Program Director, Hydrology and Watersheds -
Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Community and Climate Resilience -
Research Scientist, Coastal Ecology -
Research Assistant, Energy and Environment -
Research Scientist, PMP
Geospatial & Analytics
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Geospatial & Analytics Senior Manager -
GIS Administrator -
Geospatial/IT Analytics Researcher
Recent News
Austin saw the largest decrease in ozone pollution during its stay-at-home order, while Houston was average and El Paso had the smallest reduction.