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This week, Texas residents, community leaders and environmental groups took to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) in Austin to stand for the communities of the Rio Grande Valley and Corpus Christi who are targets for liquified...

Vulcan 3009 Quarry wants to be San Antonio's new neighbor - and they're bringing their carcinogenic dust with them.

The Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter is proud to welcome Brittney VanCuran to our team as the newest Environmental Communications Intern!

How does one sum up 140 days of good and bad legislative ideas, all kinds of maneuvers, hundreds if not thousands of hours of staff time, volunteer engagement, calls and visits to legislators?

This week, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) held a public meeting in Brownsville covering the air quality permit for the proposed Jupiter MLP’s crude oil terminal and processing facility. Brownsville residents spoke in opposition of...

By Bob Hendricks, Chapter's Climate Change Co-Chair | The Austin City Council passed two resolutions that are two major steps forward for climate change action in Austin.

Will the Texas Legislature ensure a clean air program's success, or kick the can down the road another two years?

Earlier this month, our independent electric grid operator, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), released two reports which predicted record summer electricity use and potentially low reserves.

Environmental and neighborhood groups allege 1.8 million pounds of illegal pollution.

TCEQ has $58 million available from the $2.9 billion Volkswagen settlement for replacing diesel-powered buses with electric buses. Applications are now open for funding!