In this talk, William Fulton will discuss Houston as a prototypical, sprawling Sun Belt city.
Honoring Bob Eury | Featuring Dr. Stephen L. Klineberg
In 2020, the City of Houston and regional stakeholders cemented a resilience strategy and a climate action plan and adapted these initiatives to account for COVID-19’s impact on urban life. Learn more about the progress made in the first year of these two transformative efforts to both mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change and other physical, social, and economic urban adversities and challenges.
An interactive data platform, this initiative seeks to facilitate the practical use of data by city and community leaders for decision-making and capacity building in Houston's communities.
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A longtime public transit rider describes what it was like to use Metro again for the first time in more than a year.
And why there needs to be more investment in bicycle infrastructure in Houston and other cities.
