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Series Explores Central Texas Water Crisis, but Hasn’t Yet Found Common Ground

Guest Post by Jared Pesseto, Student Intern Coordinator. This week the Texas Tribune and KUT 90.5FM have partnered on a series called “Water Fight,” a close look at the various demands on Central...

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San Antonio Expected to Close Coal Plant

This happened!!! Sierra Club and Partners celebrate with San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro (second from right) and CPS CEO Doyle Beneby (back row, second from left) Sierra Club and Partners Celebrate...

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Second best! LCRA delay on Coal Plant Water

Sierra Club, Public Citizen, the No Coal Coalition and numerous Texas water users applauded LCRA’s decision yesterday to delay a decision on a proposed White Stallion coal plant water contract....

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Environmental Groups and Water Users call on LCRA at Meeting this...

Contact:  Lydia Avila, Sierra Club Beyond Coal campaign, 626-506-9651 Ryan Rittenhouse, Public Citizen Texas, 440-796-9695 Sierra Club, Public Citizen, and No Coal Coalition call on LCRA Board to...

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Don’t Lead this Horse to Water

The Sierra Club today released a report, “Proposed White Stallion Coal-Fired Power Plant Water Demands and the Highland Lakes Water Supply”.  Along with Matagorda County rancher-land stewards, Sierra...

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Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce Says NO to White Stallion

On December 8, 2010, the Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution opposing the granting of a water contract to the White Stallion Energy Center from the Lower Colorado River Authority...

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Texas Pecan Alliance: Phase out Fayette Coal

Image via Wikipedia Fayette area growers and producers point to damage from Coal Plant Sulfur Dioxide and Acid Gases (Austin)  Sierra Club and representatives of pecan growers and producers in Fayette...

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You Don’t Miss Your Water Until…

…your river runs dry. …your city’s economy takes a hit when tourism drops. …there’s a drought. This week, Public Citizen, the Sierra Club, and Texans who want to move beyond coal to a clean energy...

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