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Green Houston Mobile AppGreen Houston is the new mobile app for the City of Houston that makes sustainability simple and fun. Download it for free (.pdf flyer) and help make Houston a more sustainable place. More (.html).... 
Wednesday Farmers Market at City HallThe City Hall Farmers Market Fall 2014 season has begun. Mark your calendar for the market every Wednesday from 11 am to 1:30 pm. Over 30 vendors offer prepared lunch items and fresh, local produce for you to enjoy sitting by the reflection pond, at your desk, or at home. Don't forget to bring a reusable bag! 
Mayor Selected for Climate Preparedness Task ForceIn recognition of Houston�s leadership on sustainability issues, Mayor Annise Parker was selected today as a member of President Obama�s Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience to advise the administration ... Read More. 
Turning Car City Into Green CityHouston may be a city built on the profits of oil and gas, but it has a green dream. The dream is to create a city that is "more liveable, walkable and bikeable," according Laura Spanjian. Spanjian has been the director of sustainability for Houston since 2010. Read More. 
Mayor Announces Houston Drives ElectricThe City of Houston announces a new partnership with Zipcar, Inc., the world�s leading car sharing network, to launch a new municipal electric vehicle (EV) green fleet sharing program, called Houston Fleet Share. Through this program, 50 city-owned fleet vehicles � including 25 Nissan Leaf EVs and other plug-in electric and hybrid vehicles. 
Green Building Resource CenterThe City of Houston Department of Public Works and Engineering Green Building Resource Center was officially launched on Earth Day 2009. The center, under the Planning and Development Services Division, is located at the Houston Permitting Center Building at 1002 Washington. Go to www.codegreenhouston.org.
- Green News / Press Releases - IREM® and the City of Houston Collaborate to Boost Local Whole-Building Sustainability Efforts City of Houston Reaches Milestone for One Bin For All Program Houston Bikesharing Program Enjoys Robust Growth
Farmers Market, Wednesdays in Front of City Hall Energy Saving Trees, presented by Arbor Day
One Bin for All City of Houston Sustainability LEED Gold Houston Permitting Center
The City of Houston is working harder than ever to make Houston green. We have made a lot of progress, but more is needed. We need the help of every citizen of Houston to do their part. I would encourage everyone to take a little time and explore this web site to learn what they can do to make Houston green...
In April, 2010, Laura Spanjian joined the City of Houston as Mayor Annise Parker's Sustainability Director, where she is responsible for directing and coordinating projects and initiatives that improve air, land and water quality; and support and expand renewable energy, energy efficiency, green buildings, ... more ...
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Mayor Annise Parker on Sustainability
Laura Spanjian, Mayor's Sustainability Director