
Federal Regulators Have Fast-Tracked Review of Disinfectants That Claim to Kill COVID-19
How one Texas company with no previous experience in the industry has seized a pandemic-sized opportunity.
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How one Texas company with no previous experience in the industry has seized a pandemic-sized opportunity.
A federal judge ruled that a “serial” polluter in Lavaca Bay can face more than $100 million in penalties.
Despite growing national concern about the health effects of “forever chemicals,” the state’s Congressional delegation has barely made a peep.
Cruz has studiously avoided confronting Trump. But when it came to helping oil refiners get a bigger share of the EPA's deregulatory spoils, the senator was more than willing to play hostage politics.
Trump’s EPA rescinded a rule that would have forced Texas to close a loophole exploited by industrial polluters in 97 percent of illegal emission events.
The controversial Supreme Court nominee has a track record of siding with industry interests over environmental protections.
A new report finds that 38 utilities in Texas are supplying water with radium levels above the legal limit.
Anne Idsal, a 34-year-old Baylor graduate whose family has long worked in GOP politics, said she’s unsure of the extent that humans impact climate change.
The Trump administration continues to scout Texas officials who’ve repeatedly attacked the very policies that they’re now charged with implementing.