Daniel Mottola

GreenChoice renewable energy drawing raffled off the program's remaining 1,400 residential and 200 business subscriptions. Now What?

Industry argues chemicals at safe drinking levels, activists worry about impact on wildlife

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality takes up two federal EPA air quality measures to hopefully reduce mercury and carbon dioxide pollution

As Bush makes groundbreaking revelations about the U.S. being "addicted to foreign oil," Texans may be pleased to know that many of the scientific "breakthroughs" he says will someday break our oil fixation are already in the works here.

Three longtime African-American employees of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality go public with charges that they were denied opportunities for advancement and systematically blocked from salary increases

New rules for state garbage

Bringing urban living in harmony with nature

Despite being slated for removal by City Council in September, the city may actually build them some new friends

While the international community and some U.S. cities embrace the Kyoto Protocol, the Bush administration resists, in typical assbackwards fashion

White House-backed changes would drastically alter the requirements for reporting releases of dangerous chemicals

A national contest to be the first city to generate 50% of its energy using renewable sources like wind, solar, and biomass is under way, and Austin wants to win

Republican Party of Texas cuts deal with Travis County on corporate money charges.

Green Mountain blames regulatory and market obstacles for its woes, but critics cite lack of investment in clean energy.