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Texas has the most turtle diversity of any state in the U.S., but one special turtle beat out all the others to become the state’s official turtle: the Kemp’s ridley sea turtle – the world’s most endangered.

Decision continues Bush and Trump-era policies to advance violent separation of families and destruction of sensitive habitat for endangered ocelot

Last week, Governor Greg Abbott announced that legislators would be called back to Austin on October 9, 2023 at 1pm for a third special session. While he didn’t announce the subject, it is no secret that vouchers for private schools will be at least...

The campaign to reduce energy bills, de-stress the grid, and tackle climate change pollution in Texas hasn't gone away. It's just shifted to a really wonky state agency.

At the Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter, we decided against taking an organizational position on Prop. 6, as it’s unclear to us whether the good outweighs the bad. We hope this helps you make an informed decision when voting for or against Prop. 6.

We are proud to be a part of the Texas Coalition for State Parks, a group of 90 organizations educating voters about the Centennial Parks Conservation Fund — Proposition 14 — on the ballot this fall.

Bad ideas thrive in the darkness, and for most (but not all) Texans, it may seem like there is very little reason to shine a light on this Fall’s election. Polluting special interests are counting on you not showing up in this off-year election,...

Folks in Central Texas are about to have our best chance locally to shift away from fossil fuels and toward a more sustainable, equitable, affordable energy future… but only if we make our voices heard.

We are proud to announce that Becky Bullard has joined our team as our new Chapter Communications Manager!

Under the Federal Clean Air Act and Federal Clean Water Act, citizens and organizations like the Sierra Club can use citizen enforcement suits to pressure companies to the negotiation table (or go to trial) when state and federal authorities have...