The out-of-state environmentalist group, Center of Biological Diversity, is continuing its efforts to create hysteria, now telling the local NBC affiliate KRISTV that the presence of bubbles in five-year-old photos of Choke Canyon Reservoir warrant a full environmental study:

Texas enviro activists are doubling down on a false anti-pipeline claim in a trailer for their new documentary:

Thousands claimed to be attending; only 12 protestors show up

The Center for Biological Diversity, an out-of-state environmentalist group, has recently had Texas in its crosshairs. On Monday, the group utilized baseless scare tactics with a press release questioning whether plugged oil wells were polluting Corpus Christi’s drinking water.

Earlier this year, Core News Texas reported that authorities were searching for bodies during the clean-up efforts at the Dakota Access Pipeline protest camps in North Dakota as the protesters left to gather in Texas.

Environment Texas director Luke Metzger recently penned several op-eds in support of replacing piping in in Texas public schools with either copper or polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a petrochemical product produced by the oil and gas industry. Metzger, a registered lobbyist has also brought this cause to the Texas House Public Education Committee earlier this month.