Elena Bruess is a reporter at the Houston Landing. She covers the environment, focusing on climate change, water issues, and agricultural practices, with a particular interest in Texas and the broader implications of environmental policies. Elena's work has been featured in Circle of Blue, Environmental Health News, The Texas Tribune, and ABC13 Houston.
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Elena Bruess focuses on local news in San Antonio and Texas, covering a range of topics with a significant emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and cited data. She has covered stories related to wastewater treatment and drought management.
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By: Elena Bruess
GALVESTON, Texas -- In the early morning, at a lab not too far from the Galveston coast, Shannon Ainsworth is collecting hundreds of tiny, floating brown eggs from a tank of deep-sea coral. She sticks a little plastic dropper into the water, sucks up an egg or two, and deposits them into a beaker on top of the tank. Then she repeats.
By: Elena Bruess
It wasn't immediately clear what chemicals erupted into the air from the Channelview fire.
By: Elena Bruess
A chemical release at the Pemex refinery in Deer Park killed one person, injured at least 10, and prompted a shelter-in-place in both the Cities of Deer Park and Pasadena on Thursday night.
By: Elena Bruess, Eileen Grench
The Mexican energy giant Pemex failed to communicate with local authorities and first responders in the wake of the hydrogen sulfide leak at its
A 2017 Texas law allows the state to take over environmental lawsuits from local governments and communities, often leading to much smaller settlements for polluters.Elena Bruess reports for Houston Landing.In short:Harris County criticized the state for settling with K-Solv for only $11,000 after a...
By: Elena Bruess
It's late Tuesday morning a week before the election and Keishona Harrison is at the Sunnyside Health and Multi-Service Center in south Houston thinking about climate change.
By: Elena Bruess
Early election results show Christian Menefee slightly ahead for a second term as Harris County Attorney Tuesday night, with only a 0.50 percent lead on his challenger, former civil court judge Jacqueline Lucci Smith.
By: Elena Bruess
The Environmental Protection Agency found “no concerns for human health” in the results of its background soil study measuring pollutants in locations of Greater Fifth Ward outside of the Union Pacific Railroad immediate area.
By: Elena Bruess
On a Thursday evening in early October, Brian Murray's phone pinged with an email alert as he was getting in the car to get dinner with his family.
By: Elena Bruess
Houston City Council approved on Wednesday the allocation of $899,000 for the purchase and installation of a permanent generator for the Kashmere
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