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#1 Out-Of-State Protestors Face Felony Charges In Houston
#2 Greenpeace Protest Sends Texan Bystander To Hospital
#3 Texas Law To Protect Pipeline Construction Workers Goes Into Effect
#4 Texas Enviro Group Praises Apache Corp’s Dark Skies Efforts
#5 Texas Environmentalist Arrested At Pipeline Protest
October 9, 2019
New Report Debunks Enviro Talking Point
New Report Debunks Enviro Talking Point
A new report from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service concluded a proposed LNG export terminal at the Port of Brownsville would not jeopardize the survival of endangered ocelots in South Texas.
September 19, 2019
Out-Of-State Protestors Face Felony Charges In Houston
Out-Of-State Protestors Face Felony Charges In Houston
Greenpeace activists who suspended themselves from Houston’s Fred Hartman Bridge at a protest last Friday now face federal charges.
September 13, 2019
Greenpeace Protest Sends Texan Bystander To Hospital
Greenpeace Protest Sends Texan Bystander To Hospital
Thursday morning, Greenpeace sent protestors to repel from the Fred Hartman Bridge with a goal of disrupting oil and gas traffic in the Houston Ship Channel for 24 hours.
September 5, 2019
Texas Law To Protect Pipeline Construction Workers Goes Into Effect
Texas Law To Protect Pipeline Construction Workers Goes Into Effect
Last week, a new Texas law went into effect that increases penalties for anyone who interferes or seeks to damage any piece of critical infrastructure in the state, including pipelines.
August 15, 2019
Texas Enviro Group Praises Apache Corp’s Dark Skies Efforts
Texas Enviro Group Praises Apache Corp’s Dark Skies Efforts
In a recent Facebook post, Texas environmentalist group Big Bend Conservation Alliance recognized the efforts of Apache Corp. to work with the McDonald Observatory in Fort Davis to protect dark skies.
July 17, 2019
Texas Environmentalist Arrested At Pipeline Protest
Texas Environmentalist Arrested At Pipeline Protest
Texas environmentalist Phillip Flagg was arrested at a pipeline protest in Virginia on Saturday.