The Texas Air Quality Research Program supports research teams working on its priority areas, funding projects that deepen scientific understanding of air quality in Texas and add to the program’s research.
Unsolicited Research Program supports researchers pursuing novel water science and building on existing research to develop practical, sustainable, cost-effective solutions to water quality challenges.
Arts Respond Project supports Texas arts organizations and other eligible groups with short-term arts projects that advance education, health, economic development, public safety, or natural resources.
The Federal FY27 Clean Water Act Section 319(h) Grant supports organizations and public agencies working to reduce nonpoint source pollution and restore or protect water quality in Texas waterways.
PASPP supports port authorities with air quality studies and pilot projects exploring equipment, power technology, and scheduling to reduce cargo-related emissions at public seaports.
Research Priority Program supports water-sector researchers with targeted research funding to address operational needs and emerging challenges across drinking water, wastewater, reuse, and stormwater systems.