Water company’s moves anger buyers, landowners, local governments
Even Texas Water Supply’s largest customers are upset with the company and want out of their contracts.
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Westside Creeks, once a flood hazard, now face a new challenge: gentrification
As money pours into the Westside Creeks, will rising property taxes and speculation end up forcing residents from their longtime homes?
CPS Energy’s Save for Tomorrow program could be a goner after board-approved analysis
CPS Energy trustees voted last week for the utility to perform a deep-dive analysis on its Save for Tomorrow Energy Plan.
Here are the 26 applicants vying for a spot on the CPS Energy board
Twenty-four hours after the application deadline, CPS Energy has released the names of the 26 eligible board of trustee applicants
Water supply contract could derail dreams of a park at Honey Creek
A ranch slated for a controversial development could become a park, but only if a water contract to supply 1,600 homes can be changed.
San Antonio returns to Stage 1 watering rules despite recent rains
San Antonio will enter Stage 1 water rules Wednesday, ending a four-month reprieve from restrictions despite recent rains.
Deal to preserve Honey Creek moves forward with Texas Parks and Wildlife approval
Commissioners unanimously approved a deal that could avert a 1,600-home subdivision planned near the creek, but one serious obstacle remains.
Winter freeze shapes new animal housing at Texas Biomed
A San Antonio-based research institute is implementing lessons learned from Winter Storm Uri into a new primate breeding facility.
From homes to parkland? Landowners consider deal that could spare Honey Creek
At their Aug. 26 meeting, commissioners will consider a deal that would conserve 515 acres upstream of the longest known cave in Texas.
Legislators affirm commitment to Texas gas, oil industry while pushing for clean energy future
After a tour of CPS Energy’s Calaveras Power Station Wednesday, Rep. Cuellar and Sen. Gutierrez fielded questions about Texas’ energy future.
Green infrastructure investments the focus of border forum
The Mexican ambassador was among the many political leaders, CEOs and economists who spoke at a forum about the border and climate change.
Smoggy San Antonio facing further regulation as air quality continues to suffer
Officials said Monday that Bexar County will carry a designation of “moderate” ozone nonattainment soon — likely in early 2022.
New book on Mountain Cedars challenges long-held myths
In a new book, Austin environmental planner and ecologist Elizabeth McGreevy lays out the case for reconsidering Texas’ most hated tree.
