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Drilling lease cancelled at Lake Lewisville

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management, the agency that handles drilling rights on public lands, was considering allowing fracking on the northwest side of Lake Lewisville. Photo courtesy of DFW NBC5.

March 11, 2016

Those who feared that Lake Lewisville would be fracked have reason to celebrate.

The state of DFW's air plan: Are we creeping toward clean air? 

In mid-February, EPA replied to TCEQ’s twice-submitted plan, this won’t work.  Photo of Luminant's Big Brown coal-fired plant in Freestone County, one of three plants considered to be the single largest source of ozone-producing emissions in North Texas. 

March 4, 2016

Former Dallas Cowboy David Carter to keynote at Black Vegetarian Society 'Meatout'

The self-titled “300-Pound Vegan” will share his journey into a plant-based lifestyle March 19 in DeSoto.

March 1, 2016

Is it possible to be a play on a pro football team with its high physical demands and be a vegan at the same time?  Just ask 300-pound former Dallas Cowboy defensive tackle David Carter.

Former Dallas environmental reporter looks back – and ahead

Environmental reporter Randy Lee Loftis retired from the Dallas Morning News in September but he's still covering the environmental beat.​

Jan. 12, 2016

After 26 years as environmental reporter for the Dallas Morning News, Randy Lee Loftis starts the new year on the wing. Rumors of his retirement are greatly exaggerated, to paraphrase Mark Twain’s famous retort to reports of his own demise.

“Retirement? I’m too young for that!” says Loftis. 

Year in Review: How green was North Texas in 2015?

Monarchs were a hot topic for Green Source DFW readers with stories about monarchs among the most popular of 2015. And monarch enthusiasts here and around the state were thrilled to hear that the National Wildlife Federation appointed Grace Barnett as Texas first' Monarch Czar.