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In a landmark decision, drillers are ordered to pay for damages to homeowners.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Peter Gorman  |  05-06-2014  |  Environment

Ranch Tradition: Hanging Onnew

Texas cattle raisers aren’t giving up — but neither is the drought.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Jeff Prince  |  03-13-2013  |  Environment

Locking Up Water Rightsnew

In Texas and around the world, corporations are increasingly competing for rights to our most precious liquid asset.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Jeff Prince and Eric Griffey  |  02-08-2013  |  Environment

Drawing a Line in the (Tar) Sandnew

Protests in Texas delay the Keystone pipeline while opposition to it grows.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Peter Gorman  |  10-17-2012  |  Environment

Texas Shale Keeps Bubblingnew

The latest study of gas drilling's effects on air quality has convinced almost no one.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Peter Gorman  |  08-20-2010  |  Environment

Downwinders on the Risenew

They financed it with baked goods and garage sales, but a North Texas environmental group has pursued its clean-air crusade for more than 20 years -- and won some major victories.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Eric Griffey  |  08-20-2010  |  Environment

Unmasking the Pollutersnew

MacArthur "Genius" award winner Wilma Subra could be making great money in industry. Instead, she's using her scientific skills to work for threatened communities.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Wendy Lyons Sunshine  |  08-02-2010  |  Environment

Gas Drilling Threatens Town's Water Supplynew

The little town of DISH, Texas has fought the environmental depredations of the gas drilling industry harder than any other place in Texas. Now there's a new front: well water contamination.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Jason Joyce  |  06-09-2010  |  Environment

Coming Soon to a Field Near Younew

Chevron has subpoenaed 600 hours of outtakes from the makers of the documentary Crude, as part of their defense against a major eco-lawsuit brought by the residents of a remote area of Ecuador. Anybody in a gas- or oil-drilling area should be paying attention.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Fort Worth Weekly Staff  |  05-26-2010  |  Environment

Pandora's Wells: Do You Know What's Going Down That Disposal Well Near You?new

n 2006, with drillers poking gas wells into the Barnett Shale beneath Fort Worth as fast as they could get mineral leases signed, Fort Worth granted a permit for the first well in this city of another kind, forcing back underground millions of gallons of toxic, salty wastewater.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Gayle Reaves  |  03-19-2010  |  Environment

Hot in the Neighborhoodnew

Global warming comes to a garden, a stream, a statehouse near you.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Gayle Reaves  |  02-01-2007  |  Environment

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