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Building SH 130 is still being considered in terms of costs, routes, and whether it will be a toll road.

While pursuing her masters in film at UT, Laura Dunn spent every semester break in Louisiana making Green, a documentary about the toxic 100-mile stretch along the Mississippi River known as Cancer Alley. The film screens at the Alamo Drafthouse this Sunday.

A UT student production of Anne Washburn’s play shows how to make theatre the sustainable way

Local planning body looking for input from "Environmental Justice Populations."

Highways, plants in East Austin fuel health inequality

Swearingen's Environmental City tells the inner history of city politics

Underdog Stella Roland challenges incumbent Dawnna Dukes to represent East Austin in the Texas House of Representatives.

The road not taken

Economic and environmental consequences of high tech plant closings are potentially grim.

Residents wary of waste processing site

Residents Say Recycling Plants Constitute Enviro-racism

In this week's issue, Lina Fisher examines the uncertain environmental impacts of Tesla and the Boring Co. on the Colorado River

Todd Haynes' courtroom drama is a true-life environmental horror

Endorsements for mayor and Council

SXSW Eco speakers applies purchasing power to environmental issues

The Big Eight

Holding on to El Barrio

With untapped voting power of Latinos, Texas has enormous potential, but the Lone Star State must modernize to pave the way to a stronger, more inclusive America

Headlines and Happenings from Austin and Beyond

East Austinites who saw the health impacts of a tank farm in the 1990s push back against new proposal

The new Austin electorate, for whom equity is non-negotiable, considers transit

Does working from home help save the environment?

Does the closure of HausBar Farms spell trouble for the urban farming movement?

Headlines and happenings from around the world

Get out and get art

Water quality is worst in marginalized communities