EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt recently drew praise for vowing to cleanup waste sites damaged by Hurricane Harvey.  

Environment Texas is facing accusations of  using deceptive data in its push to deprive the UT and Texas A&M system universities of revenue from oil and gas development.

Ignoring facts continues to be the trend for Texas environmentalists. In a recent Facebook video, environmental activist Juan Mancias continued to claim that the Trans-Pecos pipeline in West Texas would not benefit the Lone Star State:

The Texas Sierra Club continues its descent into extremism. Bekah Hinojosa, who serves as the Chapter Conservation for the Lone Star Sierra Club recently shared a photo on Facebook of the phrase “Smash Capitalism.”

Last week, prominent Texas environmentalist Juan Mancias announced that he was considering challenging Democratic incumbent Henry Cuellar for his congressional seat representing Texas’s 28th district.

Construction has begun on a new 650 mile EPIC Y Grade pipeline in Texas. The liquefied natural gas pipeline is planned to run parallel to the EPIC crude oil pipeline running from the Permian and Eagle Ford Basins in West Texas to refineries and export terminals along the Gulf of Mexico.