ECONOMY

Houston: An energy capital looks to evolve

Edward Klump, E&E News reporter

Published: Thursday, May 31, 2018

HOUSTON — Hurricane Harvey walloped Houston last August with days of rain. While flood mitigation remains a priority, Houston also must address needs around education, innovation and a shifting energy landscape. The runaway success of Texas' largest city no longer seems inescapable.

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CHEMICALS

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