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Nov 21 2025 , Marshall Hinsley

Symposium to inspire Texans to rewild historic cemeteries

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Oct 02 2025 , Fort Worth Report

Data center on 431 acres in southeast Fort Worth moving forward amid environmental concerns

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Nov 07 2025 , Harriet Blake

To carpet or not to carpet? A reporter's quest for environmentally friendly flooring

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Jul 11 2025 , INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS

Despite catastrophic flooding, drought persists in parts of Central Texas

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Aug 29 2025 , Michael Smith

As Endangered Species Act is weakened, shared values are key to reviving it

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Jul 25 2025 , INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS

Texas startups make products from the carbon in fossil fuels

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Sep 03 2025 , Avery Oliver

Nonprofit offers green certification program in DFW and online

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Sep 26 2025 , Michael Smith

Historic gardens may be impacted by data center

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