Greg Harman - Deceleration (Page 4)

Thousands of Heat-Related Deaths Go Uncounted in Texas Each Year, New Research Finds

Existing systems record only ‘one-sixth of the statistically estimated heat deaths’ in Texas, a new paper by a Texas A&M researcher finds.

By Greg Harman

/ 27 Feb 2026

Thousands of Heat-Related Deaths Go Uncounted in Texas Each Year, New Research Finds

Round Rock Texas Approves Ninth Data Center Over Strong Community Resistance

City of Round Rock is 'business friendly ... resident hostile.' A Q&A with Gary Oldham of Protect Round Rock

By Greg Harman

/ 25 Feb 2026

Round Rock Texas Approves Ninth Data Center Over Strong Community Resistance

The Choice: Our Planet's Billions—Or the Guilty Petro Elite? (We Can't Have Both)

It is time to decide.

By Greg Harman

/ 20 Feb 2026

The Choice: Our Planet's Billions—Or the Guilty Petro Elite? (We Can't Have Both)

SAWS Rate Hikes are Coming. How Fair is their Rate Structure?

Retired academic Jim Spickard breaks down SAWS rate structure as San Antonio moves toward a series of rate-hike votes.

By Greg Harman

/ 20 Feb 2026

SAWS Rate Hikes are Coming. How Fair is their Rate Structure?

Texas Data Center Wins/Losses, Collapsing Climate Regulation, Breaking Down SAWS Rate Structure, and More

Deceleration speaks with those mobilizing against data centers across the increasingly dry and thirsty I-35 corridor.

By Greg Harman

/ 19 Feb 2026

Texas Data Center Wins/Losses, Collapsing Climate Regulation, Breaking Down SAWS Rate Structure, and More

Bill Barker on Extreme Heat, City Planning, and Policies to Save Lives

Humankind didn't evolve in heat like this. Heat that is increasingly claiming lives. So how can we cool down our cities and keep more people safe?

By Greg Harman

/ 10 Feb 2026

Bill Barker on Extreme Heat, City Planning, and Policies to Save Lives

ICE Buys Massive San Antonio Warehouse As Detained Population Approaches 75,000

Numerous lawsuits and judge’s orders have dogged ICE detention centers in recent months, with one federal judge comparing a facility outside Chicago to a “concentration camp.”

By Greg Harman

/ 4 Feb 2026

ICE Buys Massive San Antonio Warehouse As Detained Population Approaches 75,000

Protests of ‘Abolish ICE’ Reach Texas Dems as Trump’s Agents Count the Holes in the Dead

The struggle against ICE has picked up in Texas since the killings of legal observers in Minneapolis and transporting of 5-year-old Liam Ramos to CoreCivic’s Dilley family detention center.

By Greg Harman

/ 30 Jan 2026

Protests of ‘Abolish ICE’ Reach Texas Dems as Trump’s Agents Count the Holes in the Dead

Wednesday Protest Planned in Support of Dilley Detainees Who Cried Out for Help this Weekend

"They were shouting 'Libertad!' They were shouting 'Let us Out!'"

By Greg Harman

/ 27 Jan 2026

Wednesday Protest Planned in Support of Dilley Detainees Who Cried Out for Help this Weekend

Amy Hardberger: It's Time to Talk About Growth Controls in Rural Texas

As the contested Guajolote Ranch winds up before San Antonio's City Council and data centers crowd into vulnerable rural pockets of Texas, this water law expert says the big story is about neglected authority and 'unchecked growth.'

By Greg Harman

/ 26 Jan 2026

Amy Hardberger: It's Time to Talk About Growth Controls in Rural Texas

Water & Power: Aquifer Threats, Data Centers, & People Power

Water & Power #1

By Greg Harman

/ 26 Jan 2026

Water & Power: Aquifer Threats, Data Centers, & People Power

Lennar’s Controversial Guajolote Ranch MUD Request Getting Cautious Treatment by San Antonio Council

Spurned by regional elected leaders, Lennar’s pursuit of 2,900 homes at Guajolote Ranch, in spite of risks to area drinking water, speaks volumes about broken planning processes and a widening local-state power divide.

By Greg Harman

/ 25 Jan 2026

Lennar’s Controversial Guajolote Ranch MUD Request Getting Cautious Treatment by San Antonio Council