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Texas’s role as the capital of American petropolitics hasn’t stopped it from becoming a clean energy leader. The state was roughly tied with California as the largest employer for non-remote clean ...

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A solar project in Ector County. The Trump administration’s rollback of tax credits will mean fewer renewable energy projects get built in Texas, experts say. (Eli Hartman/The Texas Tribune) (The ...

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Representative Vikki Goodwin attempted to add a green amendment to the state constitution last legislative session. She’s making plans to bring it back in January. (Credit: Eric Henrikson/KXAN) AUSTIN ...

While Texas may be known as an oil and gas powerhouse, it's making big changes by having the second-most clean energy jobs among states. A recent survey found that Texas experienced 4.1% ...

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This article is part of Running Out, an occasional series about Texas’ water crisis. Read more stories about the threats facing Texas’ water supply here. MIDLAND On any given day, energy companies ...