In Houston, concrete batch plants often share a fenceline with homes. Dozens of bills filed this state legislative session aim to change that. – Houston Public Media

Concrete batch plants are where materials like cement, water, sand and rocks are combined and mixed together to make concrete. They’re also a source of harmful air pollution.

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