The Citizens League for Environmental Action Now is working to clean up the air we breathe and improve the overall quality of the environment we all depend on. We offer solutions to improve Houston's air quality that will benefit Houston socially and economically. We encourage the public to speak out on these issues.
CLEAN Announcement
Houston Audubon Society (HAS) is donating funds and native plant material to enhance the Citizens League for Environmental Action Now (CLEAN) Brays Bayou Wildscape Garden project in the 3200 block of S. Braeswood. HAS is serving as a project consultant to the Project Manager, Terry O'Rourke and providing financial support through its donors towards adding native plant material to CLEAN's Wildscape Garden project which will later be certified by the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. As a wildlife habitat, it is designed to attract migratory birds, humming birds and butterflies. With informational signs and labels, it will be a teaching resource for neighborhood schools.
Latest Articles:
CLEAN and other environmental groups discuss Environmetal Justice issues with the EPA
Construction on Rasbach Environmental House Started Updated with pictures
CLEAN’s Brays Bayou Wildscape Garden: Native plant rescue for beauty and survival Updated with pictures
Anne Rolfes: Bringing buckets of help to fenceline communities
Wilma Subra: Chemist helping communities find justice in toxic environment
Hurricane Ike: Lessons Learned
Hurricane Ike: What’s left behind
BP Texas City Fatal Explosion: Another look at how it could have been prevented
Campaigns:
Nuclear Power expansion
No VX in Texas
No New Coal
Latest Projects:
Houston Environmental Film Series
Austin Environmental Film Series
EarthCare Radio
Building a Better World
Community Clean-Ups
Buffalo Bayou: River of Dreams
EarthCare on KPFT
CLEAN is hosting a daily radio segment on local radio station 90.1 KPFT called Earth Care. Earth Care airs Monday through Friday at 12:58 pm and includes insights into current environmental problems and their solutions. The program also features tips on how to live in harmony with the local environment. Be sure to tune in or get our podcasts by clicking here.