Environmentalists in Texas and throughout the country have recently been referring to themselves as “water protectors” and adopting the motto “water is life,” yet one group may have contaminated the very water they claim to protect.

Pipeline protesters have begun dismantling their West Texas protest camp and requesting bus fare from donors to return home as the Trans-Pecos pipeline is certified for operation.

In its quest to compete in the global energy market and undermine the U.S. energy industry, Qatar recently lifted a moratorium on one of the largest natural gas fields in the world and is relying on the state-run Al-Jazeera, a “mouthpiece for terrorists,” to do its bidding.

After months of exhaustive construction in the face of radical obstruction by outside environmentalist groups, the 148-mile Trans-Pecos natural gas pipeline was granted its certification for operations and  is scheduled to enter service today.

After months of disregarding decency, spreading false claims, and supporting a violent criminal, the environmentalists protesting the Trans-Pecos pipeline are beginning to leave the Lone Star State.

Last week the new chair of the Texas House Democratic Caucus, State Representative Chris Turner (D-Grand Prairie) pushed to halt construction of a BlueStone saltwater injection well in Fort Worth. Rep. Turner’s opposition to this natural gas project is spurred by the thousands of dollars in campaign contributions he has received from the environmentalist Left […]