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Texans for Responsible Aggregate Mining

About TRAM

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TRAM at the Capitol 9.17.24.HEIC

TRAM Members at the State Capitol.

Year of Establishment

Member Groups

Counties Represented

Texas Population

Seven Key Issues we are fighting for:

TRAM seeks to address the following Seven Key Issues that, if addressed, would result in:

  • equity for all stakeholders involved

  • healthier, safer, and more desirable communities.

  • an efficient APO industry better aligned with stakeholder concerns in the communities in which they operate.

Air Quality

Water Use & Availability

Surface &
Groundwater Contamination

Inadequate planning & oversight

Truck Traffic & Driver Safety

Nuisance Issues

Economic Impacts

What are APOs?
How do other states address the negative impacts of this industry?
​Visit our FAQ page to learn about these and other questions.

Our Member Groups

TRAM is composed of volunteer, citizen-driven organizations from across the state.

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