Dogs and Ponies...

Streams and Valleys.

They will be the speaker at tonight's Greater Fort Worth Sierra Club meeting at the Botanic Gardens at 7:00.

Wear boots.

Hell Yeah.

The North Central Texas Communities Alliance has won the 2010 Special Service Award from the Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club!

Hats off to the NCTCA!  

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.

Margaret Mead

Coincidence?

Tarrant County and surrounding area leads the way in gas wells and the dirtiest air in Texas.  We're sure it's just a coincidence, aren't YOU?  

Read about it in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

In 2009, Tarrant County had an 8-hour average ozone reading of 86 ppb at two locations, one in far north Fort Worth near Keller and another at Eagle Mountain Lake. Both were the highest readings in the state and well above the 2008 revised standard of 75 ppb and much higher than the proposed rule changes.

Jim Schermbeck, head of the environmental group Downwinders at Risk, questioned TCEQ staff about whether any ozone monitoring devices would be placed in Wise County since the highest concentrations of ozone in the Metroplex have consistently been found in northwest Tarrant County, near the Wise County line.

The Sierra Club has threatened to file a lawsuit if the EPA fails to make Texas comply with the Clean Air Act.