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Air Alliance Houston works with many environmental and public interest advocates.

• Brazoria County Citizens for Clean Air and Clean Water
   
• Community In-Power and Development Association
   
• Earthjustice
   
• Environmental Defense Fund
   
• Environmental Integrity Project
   
• Environment Texas

• Furniture Bank
   
• Galveston Baykeeper
   
• Health Professionals for Clean Air
   
• Industry Professionals for Clean Air
   
• National Environmental Law Center
   
• Natural Resources Defense Council
   
• No Coal Coalition

• Pleasantville Environmental Coalition
   
• Public Citizen
   
• Safe Chemicals, Healthy Families
   
• Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter
   
• Texas Campaign for the Environment
   
• Texas Environmental Justice Advocacy Services
   
• Texas League of Conservation Voters
   
• University of Texas Medical Branch - Galveston
  
  
   

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