Presentation on why and how to fight for and against bills in the Texas Legislature with an emphasis on climate bills. We’ll provide a quick overview of some of the major issues. We’ll argue why more Texas citizens should be involved and how to be
Summary January 2023 marks 20 years since the founding of the Austin EcoNetwork by Brandi Clark Burton. Action Box Interested in getting involved in Brandi’s climate action work? Send her an email at ecobrandi@gmail.com. This month marks 20 years since the founding of the Austin
Grab a mug of coffee or tea, and join us for a quick, 30-minute lunch call to meet local parents and allies concerned about climate change. Learn how you can connect with our upcoming events and advocacy efforts.
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Celebrate another year of parent-led climate action with us! Stop by Cenote in East Austin between 10 and noon to grab a breakfast taco, meet fellow caregivers, and learn more about our group. Plus, zine making for kids and adults!
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Join us in celebrating Douglas Brinkley’s new book Silent Spring Revolution! He will be in conversation with Luke Metzger. The event will include a moderated discussion, an audience Q&A, and a signing line. EVENT INFO: This event is free and open to the public. Start time:7
The monthly meeting of Austin CCL is this Saturday, November 12. For the first time in a long time, we’ll be meeting in person, and there will be a way to attend online as well. The gathering will offer an opportunity for respectful reflections on
There is approximately 2 gigawatts (GW) of cryptocurrency load capacity within the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT). As of mid-2022, ERCOT had 33 GW of cryptocurrency mining in its interconnection queue. The potential increase in power demand was so high that ERCOT established a
In 2016, the City of New Orleans received $141 million from the Department of Housing & Urban Development’s National Disaster Resilience Competition Grant for the Gentilly Resilience District – a combination of investments and infrastructure projects in the Gentilly neighborhood designed to reduce flood risk,