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ERCOT Report Confirms Texas Well-Positioned to Comply with Clean Power Plan,...
By John HallIn Texas, we are graced with world class clean energy at rock bottom prices. This means we are well positioned – more than any other state in our nation — to drive clean energy up while...
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Texas’ Attorney General, Governor Could Learn from Fellow Republicans on...
By Jim MarstonIf you are a regular reader of our blog, you already know that the Clean Power Plan – the first-ever nationwide limits on carbon pollution from power plants – represents a giant victory...
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These 3 States Have a Head Start on the Clean Power Plan. You'd Never Guess...
As readers of this blog will know, Texas is well-positioned to meet the goals of the Clean Power Plan. This post from our colleague Keith Gaby, one of our experts in politics and climate, provides some...
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Clearer (and Healthier!) Skies Ahead in Texas’ National Parks – EPA’s...
By Christina WolfeYesterday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized a rule aimed to address what’s known as “regional haze” that has been affecting visibility and health in Texas, as well...
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Talking TERP– The Texas Approach to Clean Air (Part 1)
By Christina WolfePhoto courtesy of: Texas House of Representatives Texas is home to many unique things – from the iconic Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo to the Eiffel Tower in Paris (Texas), we tend to do...
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Talking TERP– The Texas Approach to Clean Air (Part 2)
By Christina WolfePhoto courtesy of: Texas House of Representatives (In Part 1 of our series on the Texas Emissions Reduction Plan, we provided an overview to the unique approach that Texas has taken...
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Protecting people's health while growing Texas' economy
By John HallA thriving economy now or a thriving planet for my grandchildren? Why not both? With Texas’s plentiful natural resources and cutting-edge research and development capabilities, we don’t...
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Smoggier Skies in Texas? No Thanks, Washington!
By Christina WolfeBefore leaving for summer recess, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill, H.R. 806, that would sideline public health protections by changing the Clean Air Act...
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Why Honeycutt is such an alarming choice for EPA's science advisory panel
By Elena Craft, PhDMichael Honeycutt – the man set to lead the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s prestigious Science Advisory Board – has spent most of his career as a credentialed counterpoint...
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Houston's smog won't go away without EPA's help
By Elena Craft, PhDManchester County refineries. Houston, Texas. The Environmental Protection Agency recently gave Houston three years to meet health-based limits for ground-level ozone, or smog. While...
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