Above, in 2018, The Texas delegation of Citizens' Climate Lobby took more than 1,000 handwritten letters to Sen. Cruz’s office and nearly as many to Sen. Cornyn’s office. Photos courtesy of CCL DFW.
Jason talks to Dan Friedman, a member of a local Citizens' Climate Lobby chapter about the bipartisan group that lobbies for a carbon fee-and-dividend proposal.
Dallas hopes to launch its Climate Action Plan on Earth Day 2020.
July 1, 2019
Dallas’ climate action plan is well underway, aiming for passage in time for the 50th anniversary of Earth Day in 2020.
That’s according to James McGuire, director of the city’s Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability, during a recent interview with Green Source DFW at Dallas City Hall.
Dallas environmental journalist Anna Clark reflects on the June 9 Dallas storm in which hundreds of trees were toppled, 350,000 residents lost power and one person was killed. Above, a tree felled in a Dallas neighborhood by the storm. Photo by Dick Guldi
June 18, 2019
When my co-worker said Pilates saved her life, she wasn’t exaggerating.
“My Sunday afternoon class was the only reason I wasn’t at home or in the garage when the crane collapsed into our building,” she told me.
Olinka Green at the Southern Sector Rising press conference at Dallas City Hall on March 20. Photos courtesy of Olinka Green.
March 20, 2019
A former youth educator turned Dallas environmental activist is finding her voice.
The Quality of Life Committee recommended an environmental plan to be presented for a vote Wednesday.
Jan. 23, 2019
Last week, Dallas’ long-anticipated climate action plan took a step forward. Today it took a flying leap into a greener future.