New Spring Cypress Road ramps open on Hwy. 249
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
The new ramps opened the weekend of Sept. 12-13.
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I know nothing about the format. I’m hoping there’s a Q&A because I certainly have a lot of thoughts I would like to express tomorrow at the Energy Transition panel and would like to see how they’re received. If you, too, have a lot of opinions on what the hell is going on with this city and our inability to get out from under the heel of O&G, you should totally come and be heard!
Edit: ITT is a bunch of people who can’t seem to understand what it means to be under the heel of something — as though the only interpretation of that is to mean it is a pointless industry and couldn’t possibly have anything to do with its political, financial, and social hold on the fabric of an entire city. Anyway, I still suggest you all go to the Houston Climate Week events and be heard there instead of reddit. I’m off this thread at this point.
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