Advocacy
DFW climate lobbyists report progress on latest DC trip
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.
June 26, 2018
Local activists from Citizens’ Climate Lobby were upbeat after returning from CCL’s annual June Lobby Day in Washington. Earlier this month, they joined 1,300 volunteers from the nonprofit on its annual trek to DC to lobby Congress for climate action.
EPA to share environmental justice success stories at Dallas forum
Dallas fundraiser to launch air monitoring drive in Joppa
Let Joppa Breath is a celebration of a recent environmental victory and a fundraiser for an air monitoring program in the southern Dallas community. Photo courtesy of Downwinders at Risk.
May 16, 2018
Joppa concrete debate reveals cracks in Dallas' environmental oversight
Film depicts 'albatross' of plastic consumption
EarthX expands Dallas expo with more...of everything
Now in its 8th year, the three-day environmental expo also features five days of conferences and a 10-day film festival.
April 18, 2018
EarthX changed its name last year from Earth Day Texas to reflect its ambitions to grow. This year, event-goers will experience that growth as the three-day festival now is held in conjunction with a five-day group of conferences and 10-day film festival.
Fort Worth task force considering fee for Botanic Garden
More concrete plants for Joppa? Dallas City Council decides today
The Dallas City Council hears the case for more heavy industry in a historic community today.
[Update: 3:30 p.m. Dallas City Council rejected concrete batch plants 9-5.]
March 28, 2018
Dallas-Fort Worth has poor air quality that keeps more kids off the playground and sends more respiratory patients to the hospital per capita than most U.S. urban centers, as local, federal and health association studies of recent years show. But in some neighborhoods, where heavy industry is placed out of view to most, the air is much, much worse.
Feisty Arlington activist took on environmental issues big and small
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