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Last year, I had the opportunity to participate in the Texas Water Leaders program, a leadership experience offered by the Texas Water Foundation. These are my reflections.

We kept the receipts. The Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter’s 2025 Texas Legislative Scorecard shines a light on how your state legislators performed on key environmental issues during the 89th Legislative Session.

Do you know if your favorite stream or lake is safe to use? Do you know how to find out? Has anyone from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality asked if you use it? If you’re like most Texans, the answers are no, no, and no. But the Sierra...

On Friday, December 12, the PUCT finally kept a promise they had made back in 2021 - assess and make changes to the energy efficiency and “load management” programs.

It’s true we do things bigger in Texas. But bigger doesn’t always mean better. Learn more about Project Matador, also known as the President Donald J. Trump Advanced Energy and Intelligence Campus.

Jordan's reflection on TribFest 2025 and the importance of cross-sector collaboration, public accountability, and community voices in shaping Texas’ energy and environmental future.

From wood-paneled station wagons to an electric Mustang, this 60-year retrospective explores family milestones, grief, growth, and what it means to build a better future.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Commissioners approved moving forward with the purchase of three large tracts of land for new public parklands - took up the ongoing issue of Mountain Lions.

Sierra Club was a partner organization for the summit and participated in many sessions. Our Legislative and Conservation Director was recognized with a prize for his work on sustainable policy.

As a member of the Sierra Club, you have a say in how our chapter is governed!