North Texas
Tyler Station developer sees 'green' in Oak Cliff renovation
Dallas developer Monte Anderson saw potential in the 1930s industrial property in Oak Cliff, now known as Tyler Station. Photos courtesy of Tyler Station.
July 3, 2017
Thanks to a green-leaning Dallas developer, an old building in Oak Cliff has been recycled into a multi-use destination for office space, light manufacturing and retail.
Net zero home underway in Garland by green builder Don Ferrier
Ferrier Custom Homes takes their green mission seriously – even recycling up to 80-percent of construction waste. Photos courtesy of Andrea Ridout.
June 27, 2017
When Don Ferrier surveys an open field, he sees the palette of wildflowers and green grass waving in the gentle Texas breeze. But Ferrier also envisions another kind of green – an image of a green home that can fit responsibly into the landscape.
Two North Texas green spaces honored as Lone Star Legacy Parks
'An Inconvenient Sequel' coming to DFW this summer
A decade after the Academy award-winning film brought the concept of climate change into popular culture, the new film is slated for distribution in August. Courtesy of AnInconvenientSequel.com's Facebook page.
June 23, 2017
A powerful sequel to Al Gore’s climate change documentary An Inconvenient Truth will hit Dallas theaters Aug. 3. AMC Grapevine Mills and AMC North Park will debut the film locally, followed later in the week by The Magnolia and other theaters throughout the Metroplex.
Green Tip Guy: Recycle and donate with 'Give Back Box' program
Jason explains how you can recycle and give to local charity using Amazon's "Give Back Box" program.
Tarantula project put Lewisville nature preserve on the map
DFW clean air consortium aims to ramp up local air monitoring
No disposal well – application for Lake Arlington site withdrawn
Santa Fe's International Folk Art Market to be held in Arlington
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