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According to the lawsuit filed Wednesday, Jeffery Lee Lawson claims he suffered from 鈥渂urning lungs, shortness of breath, pain in his throat, nausea, dizziness and skin irritation鈥 as a result of the chemical leak.
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The TCEQ is weighing how to implement two new state laws that could tighten oversight of concrete batch plants.
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Supporters said Tuesday's vote to incorporate Mitchell Bend 鈥 population 600 鈥 was one of their last options to try to control noise pollution coming from the nearby Bitcoin mine.
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The Trump administration's on-again, off-again tariffs are raising the cost of doing business for companies that depend on the port, potentially threatening millions of jobs that depend on its smooth operation.
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The City Council is taking Denton even closer to utilizing more clean energy after unanimously approving two power purchase agreements for battery storage and wind energy to address the city鈥檚 rising energy demand.
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Under the direction of a Trump executive order, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans drop its mandatory reporting of emitters from 46 different greenhouse gas sources.
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Gaps in natural gas regulation could leave the state vulnerable to another winter storm related blackout.
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Residents in Hood County, south of Fort Worth, say their elected officials are keeping them from voting to incorporate their community, giving them more power to control noise and environmental pollution from a nearby data facility. Rural North Texans say a Bitcoin mine is 'ruining their lives' while elected officials deny them a vote
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The mix of asphalt and shredded plastic helps eliminate waste and makes roads more durable, the team said.
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Experts say outlandish claims of weather manipulation are hindering disaster preparedness and emergency response.
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Advocates are calling on the city to use a legal tool to close plants in West Dallas and Joppa.
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Sandy Creek, in northwestern Travis County, was one of the worst-hit communities during flash floods that swept through the area over the weekend.
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Individuals and businesses who sued Texas utility companies for cutting power during the deadly 2021 winter storm didn't adequately prove the companies' negligence, the court ruled Friday, but one of their claims can still move forward.
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The state funds will go toward streetscaping and a new park along the Harry Hines Corridor, part of the larger Southwestern Medical District transformation project.