The following bills are on the General State Calendar today for second reading. Each of the bills addresses an ACT 2009 legislative recommendation. Energy Efficiency: HB 280 Anchia Relating to energy efficiency goals and programs and demand reduction targets; creating an office of energy efficiency deployment in the state energy conservation office. HB 2210 Anchia [...]
Continue Reading →Who’s the toughest enforcer of clean-air laws in Texas? Oddly, the answer appears to be “nonprofit groups.” Houston Chronicle, May 5, 2009 Yesterday, The Houston Chronicle published “The Short Arm of the Law.” Normally, the ACT website does not comment on the articles listed in the left column of the homepage. However, this editorial describes [...]
Continue Reading →Over the past weekend, the Texas Medical Association (TMA) adopted the following resolution: BE IT RESOLVED, That the Texas Medical Association (TMA) urges our state, local, and federal government leaders and legislators to act promptly and aggressively to reduce the health burden of pollution from vehicular, diesel, air toxics, and NAAQS criteria pollutant emissions. TMA [...]
Continue Reading →2011 ACT Legislative Agenda
ACT's 2011 Legislative Agenda is now available online. In 2011, ACT calls on the Texas Legislature to safeguard our health and our environment by adopting key recommendations in air, clean energy, land, waste & recycling, water and reform of our state government.Latest News from ACT
- Friends, we're pushing the state-wide call until after the veto period is over. We'll send email with details soon. 2011/06/15
- Next ACT state-wide call is next Wednesday (June 15th). Join folks around the state as we review what happened in... http://fb.me/zxGyA4Xl 2011/06/06
- A view of the drought from the Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance http://fb.me/IxNmz0Yt 2011/06/02
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The Alliance For A Clean Texas (ACT) brings together environmental, public interest, consumer rights and religious organizations from around the state dedicated to improving public health, quality of life and the environment in Texas by working for change at the regulatory and legislative levels.

