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Senate Bill 6 Advances: The End of Energy Competition in Texas?

By Greg Harman ● Take Action ● March 22, 2023

Here comes the $12B “backup generator” for Texas’s electric grid that would sit idle…almost always. And which Texans would pay for regardless if they are ever actually needed.

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People’s Earth Week: Just Add Wheatpaste

By Common Dreams ● Take Action ● March 14, 2023

What better way to reclaim the radical roots of Earth Day than by simultaneously making the world a more beautiful place?

After police kill forest defender, movement to stop Atlanta’s ‘Cop City’ calls for support

By Waging Nonviolence ● Take Action ● January 24, 2023

TAKE ACTION: Demand Reform at the Public Utility Commission of Texas

By Greg Harman ● Take Action ● December 9, 2022

The Public Utility Commission of Texas rejected calls for a less wasteful energy system. This campaign could change the PUC itself.

TAKE ACTION: Drive Valero Out of San Antonio’s Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival!

By Greg Harman ● Take Action ● August 30, 2022

A new petition targeting San Antonio’s Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival reminds us that fossil fuels poison communities, drive biodiversity collapse, and are a leading cause of climate chaos.

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TAKE ACTION: Your Comment Needed On Critical CPS Energy Programs

By Greg Harman ● Take Action ● April 20, 2022

Scaling back or ending CPS Energy’s Save for Tomorrow Energy Plan—created to meet deep economic and environmental needs—shouldn’t be up for debate.

TAKE ACTION: SATX Mayor/Council Must Reject Border Security Expo

By Greg Harman ● Take Action ● April 3, 2022

A local campaign to boot a national border militarization expo from San Antonio picks up steam. Your name here will help.

TAKE ACTION: Attend Brackenridge Tree ‘Chop’ Hearing and Walking Tour

By Greg Harman ● Take Action ● February 9, 2022

The project holds a snarl of interests, some reasonable (a collapsing wall), others repugnant (killing elder trees to evict migratory birds).

TAKE ACTION: Youth Camp on Food and Climate for the Holidays

By Greg Harman ● Take Action ● November 24, 2021

This December break, Camp Eco.Logic has a Deep Dive virtual program focused on “Resilient and Equitable Food Systems.”

TAKE ACTION: Attend Our Panel on Environmental Justice & De/Coloniality

By Marisol Cortez ● Decolonial ● November 11, 2021

On November 17 at 9am CST, join Deceleration and Environmental Humanities at UTSA in a co-sponsored virtual keynote panel on environmental justice and de/coloniality. What’s that, you ask?