Topic – Clean Air
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Water problems raise issues with coal fired plant
White Stallion stalled
The proposed White Stallion plant has become complicated by the unlikelihood of public entities deciding to allocate it 8 trillion gallons of groundwater.
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City of Houston bike commuters increased 62% in 5 years
More commuters than Austin
Bicycle commuters in the City of Houston increased by 62% over the last five years to 4,393 people, 151 more than commute by bike in the City of Austin.
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Audit shows Texas loses track of millions in clean air grants
Projects not actually pursued
The Texas State Auditor released a report showing that the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has lost track of $62 million in clean air grants.
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Jonathan Hiskes
10 ways to kick the oil habit
10 ways cities and towns can kick the offshore-oil habit.
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Gene Green joins effort to suspend EPA regulations
Houston area Congressman
Representative Gene Green of Houston cosponsored legislation to suspend for two years potential EPA regulations on greenhouse gas emissions.
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State climatologist disputes Texas’s greenhouse petition
John Nielsen-Gammon
Texas's state climatologist, John Nielsen-Gammon, disputes attacks made on climate science in the state's petition against EPA findings.
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Environment Lunch with TCEQ Commissioner Carlos Rubinstein
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SMU Engineering Professor named next Region VI EPA Administrator
Environmentalists are ecstatic
Dr. Al Armendariz has been chosen by the Obama administration to be the next Region VI EPA Administrator, much to the delight of environmental advocates.
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Jarrett Walker
The driving boom is over
William Lindeke
7 reasons conservatives should embrace bikes
Guy Sorman
Superrich donors are making Dallas a twenty-first-century city
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