07 Mar

Even as more DFW cities promote water-wise landscaping, homeowner fears reprisal for nontraditional yard

By JOHN KENT

Grapevine resident Tim Yatko says he's had to fight citations for his native plant beds.

06 Mar

Dallas-based logistics co. partners with EV transportation provider

By AVERY OLIVER

Dallas-based MW Logistics partnered with Lazar Logistics to offer sustainable transportation solutions to clients.

28 Feb

What’s with all these Tarrant County coyote sightings? Experts weigh in

By FORT WORTH REPORT

Coyote mating season runs from late January through early March, one reason for increase in sightings.

28 Feb

New trail in Kiest Park enhances conservation area

By AVERY OLIVER

A new 3-mile soft-surface trail expands trail system in Kiest Park Conservation Area.

28 Feb

'Green Source Texas' is in the works

By JULIE THIBODEAUX

We're upgrading our site and relaunching with a new name.

21 Feb

Final vote to be held on new natural gas drilling near day care in Arlington

By FORT WORTH REPORT

By NICOLE LOPEZ and JAMES HARTLEY | KERA News, ARLINGTON REPORT

Feb. 21, 2025

For the first time in 12 years, a new highly opposed natural gas drilling site is slated to break ground in east Arlington. 

Following almost two hours of comments and feedback at a Jan. 28 City Council meeting, City Council members voted unanimously in favor of the drill site. District 4 council member Andrew Piel was absent. 

21 Feb

New environmental group powered by seniors has Texas crew

By HARRIET L. BLAKE

The nonprofit Third Act relies on volunteers ages 60 and up to tackle environmental causes.

07 Feb

‘Drill Baby Drill’: Arlington approves new site for fracking near daycare and schools

By INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS

It was the first time in 12 years that Arlington opened new land for fracking.

06 Feb

2025 Green Valentine Gift Guide

By ANDREA RIDOUT

Andrea Ridout has gathered a list of earth-friendly ideas for treating your Valentine.

06 Feb

West Texas school takes down-to-earth approach to construction

By HARRIET L. BLAKE

Students learn sustainable building design along with ancient building techniques at the School of Construction Arts.

31 Jan

Photo contest aims to capture Texas land conservation in action

By MICHAEL SMITH

The registration deadline for the contest is Feb. 1. Prizes go up to $40,000.

30 Jan

Endangered lizard competes against oil and gas industry for rare W.TX habitat

By MICHAEL SMITH

The dunes sagebrush lizard requires a rare habitat, which is being threatened by oil drilling, fracking and sandmining.

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