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Houston is widely considered the world's oil and gas capital, confidently holding the top spot. But to stay ahead of the curve, the city must embrace new trends. Today, Houston is gradually moving towards a new energy era. It's increasingly being called the future hub of the U.S. hydrogen...
Houston has always been a city of big ideas and even bigger scale. Its oil and gas fields, soaring skyscrapers, busy ports, space program, and industrial giants have long made it a symbol of energy and progress. But today, in the 21st century, Houston is starting a new chapter....
The Future of Transportation Engineering: Integrating Autonomous Systems into Houston’s Urban Infrastructure
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Driverless cars, autonomous drones, and other robotic vehicles are no longer science fiction. They are on the verge of transforming urban infrastructure, and Houston, as one of the largest metropolitan areas in the U.S., is the ideal testing ground for these innovations. The adoption of such systems promises a...
Houston’s Energy Transition: How Engineering is Changing the Face of the World’s Oil Capital
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The modern world is evolving at an incredible pace. Everything is changing, from fashion trends to geopolitics. Houston is now experiencing profound shifts. This city, which for decades has been synonymous with traditional fossil fuels, is transforming into a hub of innovation in renewable energy. At the core of...
Space exploration has always been a source of inspiration and a driving force for cutting-edge technology. NASA, as the world's leading space agency, constantly develops innovative solutions to overcome the challenges of space missions. These technologies, born in the extreme conditions of immense pressure and strict isolation, often find...
Houston, one of the largest cities in the United States, truly serves as the beating heart of America's oil, gas, and petrochemical industries. Its economy thrives, with massive plants lining the Houston Ship Channel, and millions of people living and working within its vibrant bounds. However, beneath this bustling...
Houston, a sprawling metropolis on the Gulf Coast, has long been susceptible to the impacts of climate change, especially extreme weather events like hurricanes and floods. However, recently, the city has shown increasing resolve in tackling these challenges. Houston’s approach to climate change is multifaceted, encompassing a range of...
After “Harvey” and “Beryl”: How Natural Disasters Are Changing Houston’s Environmental Policy
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A megalopolis that grew in a low-lying area on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico has always been vulnerable to hurricanes and floods. However, it was devastating events like Hurricane “Harvey” in 2017, and subsequent weather phenomena such as Tropical Storm “Beryl,” which served as a reminder of...
Community Activism and the Environment: How Houston Residents Are Fighting for a Clean Future
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Houston, the energy heart of America, is a sprawling city closely surrounded by industrial giants. This unique geography and industrial legacy have created a true battleground for the environment. From the smog that clouds the horizon to the threat of flooding that becomes more real each year, the challenges...
exas's coastal ecosystems, especially those surrounding the metropolis of Houston, are extremely vital and biologically diverse. They play a critical role not only for local flora and fauna but also for environmental protection and the region's economy. These unique natural complexes, including coastal prairies, wetlands, salt marshes, bays, and...









