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Houston's got a major trash problem, and city leaders are struggling to find a solution. Expect some serious arguments over how to handle all the waste piling up.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 9 the 90 before that.
Drivers may need to purchase basic securement equipment like straps or nets.
All drivers on Houston highways who are currently at risk of accidents caused by falling debris.
Drivers who frequently transport loose items and will now face stricter enforcement.
The new station will provide better access for the public and more space for officers compared to the current Emanuel Street location.
Sesco, LLC is now authorized to provide commercial solid waste services, contributing to city revenue through franchise fees.
This renewal will modernize the automated people mover system at IAH, ensuring continued efficient passenger transport.
This will lead to the renovation of Fire Station 80, improving facilities for firefighters and the community.
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Big changes are coming to Houston’s waste and recycling system Environment America