Climate activists are sometimes depicted as dangerous radicals. But the truly dangerous radicals are the countries that are increasing the production of fossil fuels. Investing in new fossil fuels infrastructure is moral and economic madness.

Que pedo Los Ángeles. 😘

"There’s a fundamental problem here: the end goal for our water is to make money, not wellbeing for people"

Tryna get in the right mental space 😅

Copa Tejas is ours! 🖼 Joel Corral

Level in Lake Amistad is the lowest it's been since its initial inundation in the 1970s.#txwater

As water becomes a black market south of the border, I spoke with experts that say Texas border communities, from Zapata County through The Rio Grande Valley may possibly run out of water “in a few weeks.” Texas Public Radio story: tpr.org/border-immigra…

South Texas is in dire need of water. One reservoir, Lake Falcon, is just 9% full. Communities are extending water intakes and installing pumps to capture what little remains. Amistad, another reservoir, is less than one-third full. via @InsideClimate bit.ly/3QMD9FY

The folks at EcoRise are doing such critical work to build a pipeline to sustainability professions. I'm honored to serve on the Board of Directors and am excited to share their National Impact Report soon! #WeRise

The scope and severity of the flooding in Pakistan — which has killed over 1,000 people — is drawing comparisons to the devastating rains of 2010. New satellite images capture the enormity of the challenge facing the country in responding to the disaster. trib.al/3tEPIyd

HOW MANY GOALS!? #AustinFC #MLS

Today is a great day for Central Texas non-profits: Amplify Austin is underway, benefiting hundreds of organizations in our region. Today, your contribution will be more than doubled thanks to a generous donor and HEB for matching funds raised. bit.ly/3lzao5h

.@FERC voted to ignore community concerns and allow the LNG companies to move forward with plans to destroy the environment & pollute the Rio Grande Valley. Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe & community orgs are committed to resisting Rio Grande LNG, Texas LNG, & Rio Bravo Pipeline.

70 people here at Cameron County Courthouse this morning opposing tax abatements for Rio Grande LNG & Texas LNG that are on the Commissioners Court agenda If built, these LNG projects would be the biggest polluters in the RGV & could avoid paying $300 million+ in taxes combined

After the vote, Rio Grande Valley residents gathered outside the courtroom to speak out against the wrong decision made by the County Commissioners. LNG companies not paying taxes is just another example of exploitation and destruction of our low-income people of color community

There is still so much unknown or underreported about the impacts of extreme heat on our bodies and minds -- including age and gender differences. This piece by Victoria St. Martin points to some of the latest research on heat impacts on children. insideclimatenews.org/news/10062024/…

Every other major inlet is already ringed with refineries, chemical plants, and terminals. But at the tip of Texas, the Rio Grande meets the Gulf between wildlife refuges, a state park, and a majestic wilderness that still shelters endangered wildlife. insideclimatenews.org/news/13052024/…