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No more one-pagers...for a while, at least. Cyrus Reed recaps the 89th Texas Legislative Session.

For many Texans, this session didn’t feel like democracy - it felt like a fight for survival. The stakes were sky-high, and the people we elected to lead us? Too many of them chose power over principle.

Several harmful bills - aimed at undermining renewable energy, favoring climate-polluting power, and clearing the way for SpaceX land grabs - have missed critical deadlines and could be done for the session.

Some Texas legislators push costly power projects while ignoring energy efficiency—the cheapest way to cut bills and boost the grid.

As the legislative session wraps up, now’s the time to pause and ask: What direction is Texas water policy headed?

Texas is the nation’s leader in renewable energy - and it’s not even close. Our state produces more wind power than any other and is rapidly expanding solar energy across every corner of the grid. This clean, abundant power is helping keep the...

As legislators debate bills in committee, on the Senate and House floors, and behind the scenes, a set of small but mighty bills is quietly moving through the Texas Legislature - and they could deliver huge wins for energy reliability, affordability...

As the 89th Texas Legislative Session nears its end, critical bills on energy efficiency, water conservation, and renewable energy are racing against tight deadlines. The Sierra Club is pushing for strong environmental protections while fighting...

On Wednesday, an important coastal bill got its moment at the Texas Capitol. The House Committee on Culture, Recreation & Tourism heard testimony on HB 3728.

TCEQ is revising Texas' water quality standards. Learn what's changing, what's missing, and how you can take action to protect our rivers and bays.