What is ENERGY STAR and does it matter?
U.S. taxpayers have spent millions of dollars to create and run ENERGY STAR. What have we gotten in return?
Tell FedEx to go solar on its warehouses
FedEx owns and operates more than 5,000 facilities with thousands of acres of rooftop space, but has not publicly announced a goal or plan to install solar on those roofs.
Clean water to drink and clean air to breathe; healthy lakes, rivers and forests; sources of energy that don’t pollute and never run out — all this should be the heritage we leave to future generations.
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Hundreds of volunteers participated in first-ever International Plastic Pellet Count
STATEMENT: EPA to limit discharges of PFAS
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Walmart is investing in 31 community solar projects
Environment Texas director to talk wildlife corridors at EarthX
Survey: Public opinions on wildlife crossings
Environment Texas Research and Policy Center has grown into a dynamic force for environmental changes by advocating for sustainable solutions on land, air, water, and wildlife throughout the state.Ann Hamilton, Senior Grant Officer (retired), Houston Endowment Inc.
A dynamic force for environmental changes
“Even though we’re an old church - the oldest church in Austin - we’re still contemporary and still trying to help the environment in lots of ways.”Jim Lamm, Parish Administrator - St. David's Episcopal Church
Solar and Houses of Worship Part 1
It took our home...and it stole our natureSuzanne Franklin, Permian Basin Resident
Life in the Oilfields – Living Next to Wells
If we're not looking to the future, even for our own children or grandchildren, then what do we have left today?Christa Mancias and Frankie Orona, Activists
Life in the Oilfields – Fossil Fuels and Indigenous Populations
What we need is enforcement of the existing rulesSarah Stogner , Attorney
