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Environmental Science and Engineering Partners (ESE Partners) is an environmental consulting firm focused on responsibly moving business forward through environmental problem solving. ESE is headquartered in Houston, Texas with offices in Dallas-Fort Worth, League City, Austin and San Antonio. Our growing team of environmental engineers and scientists provide support to clients in need of environmental assessment, remediation, compliance, natural and cultural resources and building science related services.
Environmental Solutions Tailored to Industry-Specific Challenges
ESE operates in a wide range of industries, all with unique needs and regulatory obligations. We offer experts who understand the broad complexity of environmental challenges faced by today’s businesses.
Comprehensive Environmental Problem Solving
ESE’s vertically integrated business model brings numerous scientific disciplines together across 6 practice areas to deliver expert environmental advice.
Responsibly Moving Business Forward
Through Sustainability Initiatives
Creating opportunity for stakeholders and a better quality of life for the communities they touch.
Texas-Based Environmental Consulting Firm with National Reach
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Texas Freeze Prep: How to Treat a Cold Snap Like a Planning Event (Not Just a Forecast)
A Texas freeze is rarely just an inconvenience. For homes, jobsites, and operating facilities, it can become a chain reaction of small failures that turn into downtime, safety issues, and expensive repairs—often revealed after temperatures rise again. Here’s a practical, planning-first approach to freeze preparation that helps reduce avoidable disruption before, during, and after the cold hits.
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The EPA has proposed an update to Clean Water Act Section 401 aimed at protecting water quality while reducing unnecessary permitting delays. For Texas developers, utilities, and infrastructure teams, this could bring clearer timelines, fewer surprises, and more confidence in federal approvals.