Karen Yip retweeted
Harris County community members: share your experiences with heat & thoughts on tree planting in your neighborhood!
Your feedback helps guide ForUsTree and build a cooler, greener Houston.
📋 Take the survey: bit.ly/ForUsTreeSurvey 🌳
#HARC #FUT #ForUsTree
Karen Yip retweeted
The missing Sofar spotter buoy "Bob" from #EastFlowerGardenBank is about 130 miles south of Louisiana. At 4 p.m. CT today, the buoy is southeast of Parker Bank and south of Jakkula Bank.
spotters.sofarocean.com/hist…
Contact us at [email protected] if you find the buoy.
Karen Yip retweeted
Happy #HagfishDay! We found this #hagfish inside a sponge while exploring Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary in 2018. The #Pacifichagfish (Eptatretus stoutii) is a slender, slimy, primitive fish found in cold waters worldwide.
Karen Yip retweeted
like i really can't stress enough how absurd it is for a map that completely changes so many people's congressional districts to go through the entire legislative process and get signed into law while the people in charge never have to answer anything or listen to anyone's input
Karen Yip retweeted
i mean now the map is in federal court to decide whether the state is allowed to use it in 2026 elections and even today in the hearing republicans still won't really directly say who made the map like as if it's still a secret? after it already passed??
Karen Yip retweeted
Under the condition of anonymity we have received confirmation from a METRORail operator that it was the City not METRO responsible for deprioritizing rail signals.
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“We’re in an energy crunch,” said Joshua Rhodes, an electricity expert and research scientist at the University of Texas at Austin. “We should be doubling down on everything we can build right now. Making things more expensive is antithetical to that.”
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Karen Yip retweeted
The #RepublicoftheMarshallIslands is an atoll-based country of over 1,200 islands surrounded by 2.13 million km2 of ocean, the vast majority of which has never been mapped or surveyed. Revisit some of our favorite #wildlife sightings from NA174: bit.ly/4oI4F9h
Karen Yip retweeted
Good overview of things, if Houston wants to be taken seriously globally it needs to adopt 21st century approach to transportation
In 2017, Houston set the goal of becoming a gold-level bicycle city within a decade. Here's a look at how the city's commitment strengthened or wavered over the years. bit.ly/4oG54cp
Karen Yip retweeted
First public facing electric car chargers by the City of Houston in @buffalobayou along Allen Parkway.
Thank you @AbbieKamin for getting it done! Proud to support on behalf of @EnvironmentTex #hounews
Karen Yip retweeted
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but when you openly try to rig elections, you’re admitting that you can’t win unless you cheat.
Karen Yip retweeted
Disasters don’t wait — and neither should your shopping list. Be ready for anything with our Emergency Preparedness List: 🔗 bit.ly/3HRRl1r
#BePrepared
Karen Yip retweeted
The boundary for the proposed Scooter-Free zone is identical to the current areas of Houston exempt from the city's minimum parking requirements.
Our Planning & Development Department is seeking to ban scooters in Downtown, Midtown and East Downtown
atotb.org/blog/houstons-down…
Karen Yip retweeted
On day one of the special session, Texas’s Republican leadership made it clear that their number one priority is to protect politicians over people. The president is weaponizing your state legislature to serve himself, not Texans.
#txlege
Karen Yip retweeted
Every year, guns kill 570 Asian Americans and 60 Pacific Islanders. Most of those deaths are suicides.
At the AAPI Against Gun Violence summit in Chicago, we confronted what usually gets left out: the data, the grief, and the patterns this country refuses to face.
Karen Yip retweeted
Today in 1853, City Council passes an ordinance prohibiting the firing of weapons within city limits.
Karen Yip retweeted
The latest drought monitor saw widespread 1-3 category improvements, particularly over the Hill Country, I-35 Corridor, and Southern Edwards Plateau, primarily due to the significant rains over the past week. Some long-term relief for lakes and reservoirs was also noted. #txwx
Karen Yip retweeted
What happens to the over 20,000 shipwrecks from #WorldWarII that are now living at the bottom of the ocean? Many of these are made of steel and sunk during conflict to become rusting giants. Learn more in our #blog: bit.ly/4l24ovS








































