Developed decades ago, hydraulic fracturing involves the process of breaking up heavy oil- and gas-bearing shale formations by pumping millions of gallons of chemically tainted water through vertic
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 -
Research Associate, Hydrology and Watersheds -
Program Director, Clean Energy Policy -
Research Associate, Clean Energy Technology -
Program Director, Hydrology and Watersheds -
Postdoctoral Research Scientist -
Research Scientist, Coastal Ecology -
Research Scientist, Energy and Sustainability -
Research Associate, Engine and Emissions Control -
Research Scientist, Energy and Environmental Stewardship
Geospatial & Analytics
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Geospatial & Analytics Senior Manager -
Geospatial/IT Analytics Researcher -
Geospatial & Analytics Specialist
Recent News
The arrival of Hurricane Alex heralds another glaring reminder of Texas' susceptibility to widespread and prolonged power outages.