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Sierra Club and partners held a series of four webinars with state agency officials on a number of the different buckets of money available under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).

Welcome Agripina Gomez, who joins the Lone Star Chapter as our new Clean Energy Organizer!

During a week with not one but TWO (so far) emergency calls for energy conservation from our electric grid operator (ERCOT) Texans from across the state have started showing up at the open meetings of the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC).

The Lone Star Chapter is searching for our next Communications Intern to assist our communications team to develop timely, engaging content for our website, newsletter, and social media platforms. Could that be you?

Sierra Club celebrates City Council’s extension of this life saving and cost saving program, urges CPS Energy to continue to explore expanding the program.

We honor George Pettit, who was a major factor in the Sierra Club in the 1970s in the Dallas - Fort Worth Group and the Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club.

The Coastal Bend region in Texas is home to generations of Latine communities, including Corpus Christi, which is known to many as the home of Selena, the beloved Queen of Tejano music, has arguably some of the most delicious Tex-Mex cuisine in the...

In 2022, Texans have a unique opportunity to engage in a very “Texan” process to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of state government through a process known as “Sunset.” And there are some key events coming up next month as well as later in...

A month ago, Austin Energy, dropped a rate proposal that will raise rates for most customers, and certainly almost all residential ratepayers. What are we all worked up about?

Water is life, but it often seems like some Texas state agencies and officials haven’t gotten the memo.