Industrial Risks
Texas needs better science before approving desalination discharge into Galveston Bay
Bayou City Waterkeeper and our partners are urging state regulators to deny or delay a proposed permit for concentrated brine
Updates
Clean Water
Will Texas’ Historic Water Investment Reach the Communities That Need It Most?
Bayou City Waterkeeper’s 2026 disinvestment update Texas is making an unprecedented investment in water, but new funding alone will not
Groundwork
Mapping Sewer Overflow Patterns in Houston
Reflections from Faryal Faizan, Bayou City Waterkeeper’s GIS Fellow Over the past few months, I’ve had the opportunity to work
Climate Justice
One city. One cycle. One water.
New One Water Houston website shows how community leadership, conservation, nature-led solutions, and creativity can shape a more equitable water
In Community
Community Knowledge in Action: Launching Bayou City Waterkeeper’s First Green Infrastructure Design Lab
By Danielle Garcia Newton This past spring, Bayou City Waterkeeper launched its first cohort of our inaugural Green Infrastructure Design
Water Policy
Our Latest Comments to the House Natural Resources Committee
Last month, Bayou City Waterkeeper submitted written comments to the Texas House Natural Resources Committee as part of its interim charge hearings. These comments build directly on the advocacy work we did during the 89th Legislative Session, and they’re aimed at making sure that work translates into real accountability as implementation begins.