WHA Developments–Our Latest Articles

Wasted Water: The Aging Infrastructure Dilemma
On Thursday, February 6th, a panel of experts gathered to discuss the widespread and urgent nature of Houston’s aging water infrastructure, a problem that extends far beyond the city’s borders. The forum, moderated by Melinda Salazar, Chair of WHA’s Water […]

What Can Land Developers Do to Increase Energy Reliability?
As CenterPoint Energy undertakes its “Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative” — which includes replacing about 1,000 wooden poles with fiberglass ones and clearing vegetation along 2,000 miles of high-risk distribution lines — the West Houston Association is exploring how we and […]

The Urgent Need to Address Houston’s Looming Water Infrastructure Crisis
Water is essential for life and prosperity, yet Greater Houston faces a growing crisis that threatens both. Beneath the surface of one of the nation’s most dynamic regions lies a fragile and aging water infrastructure system that is increasingly incapable […]
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