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Any 2020 reflection can't help but start with COVID-19 and the corresponding scramble to hold community together in unprecedented times. While some cities swung to Green-New-Deal-inspired principles of just transition to guide recovery efforts (not...

Read Shane Johnson's, our Clean Energy Distributed Organizer's, end of the year reflection for 2020.

Read Cyrus Reed's, our conservation director and soon-to-not-be interim director, reflection for 2020 as we close in on the new year.

If you happened to read the Federal Register the day after Thanksgiving, you might have o have noticed that Texans and other interested stakeholders have only until January 11th to make comments on a proposal to give the Texas Commission on...

For our families, planet, and future, San Antonio must shut down its last coal plant by 2030. But City-owned CPS Energy won't discuss shutting the JK Spruce plan down, other than to warn of the costs

At long last, we've hired a new Water Resources Specialist for the Lone Star Chapter: Alex Ortiz!

To help us - and some key partners - and our great volunteers get prepared, we will be hosting a two-hour zoom training meeting on December 12, from 11 AM to 1 PM. Called “Getting Ready for 87th Legislative Session: Training and Discussion about How...

Disconnects by CPS Energy have doubled during CEO Paula Gold-Williams’ tenure. And there are still no promises of reform. Eliminating disconnections is just the first step toward elevating those long alienated from political power in the City. We’ll...

Last week, some 50 participants joined Texas State Representative Jon Rosenthal and three conservation organizations last week in an online webinar to discuss a fundamental problem with the production of oil and gas in Texas: air pollution.

The Texas Environmental Awards were different this year, but that did not stop us from celebrating the hard work and achievements of so many Texans to protect the environment we love.