Energy
North Texas Climate March in Dallas debuts new coalition
Nonprofit aims to brighten South Dallas with solar training
Students test irradiance outside the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center in Dallas. The class was participating in Good Faith Impact's solar installation training held last month. Photos courtesy of Good Faith Impact.
May 1, 2017
North Texas science marchers do their research with clever signs
Earth Day Texas dives into ocean advocacy with new exhibits, keynote Sylvia Earle
This year, ocean health will be a focus of the festival with keynote speaker oceanographer and environmentalist Sylvia Earth, along with exhibits, film screenings and a dive pool from Go Dive Now.
April 19, 2017
Starting Friday, Earth Day Texas will once again descend on Dallas with a few things you'll remember from past years and a number of things new as well. Here is a snapshot:
What’s New in 2017
Flint heros headline conference tailored to North Texas activists
North Texas watchdogs partner with academics, cities to step up air quality monitoring
Downwinders at Risk is working with a researcher from the University of Texas - Dallas and others to monitor air quality in North Texas hot spots using drones as well as stationary monitors. Photo courtesy of Downwinders at Risk.
Dec. 14, 2016
How will Texas energy — and environment — fare under Trump?
From the Texas Tribune.
Nov. 16, 2016
Donald Trump’s upset win last week was generally cheered by the Texas oil and gas industry and lamented by environmentalists who found a major ally in the Obama administration amid long-suffering efforts to protect the state’s air and water and promote renewable energy sources.
Texas environmental atlas maps out state’s ecological legacy
International innovators to share green savvy at UNT rural sustainability conference
Legendary Indian activist Panduranga Hegde is one of the speakers at UNT’s first international conference on rural sustainability on June 10-11. Courtesy of the New Indian Express.
June 6, 2016