Is This What Climate Change May Look Like?
December 8, 2010 – Drought’s grip on Texas tightens | Houston & Texas News | Chron.com – Houston Chronicle. The great drought of 2011 may have started two months ago. Since
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Texas Independence Day 2011
One hundred and seventy five years ago today a group of men came together just a few miles to the northwest of where I sit this morning and proclaimed Texas
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30 Years Later And The Story Is The Same.
AUSTIN – Burst water pipes at two coal-fired power plants forced them to shut down, triggering rolling power cuts across the state, the lieutenant governor said Wednesday. Lt. Gov. David
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America Should Worry
“People used to say that the future happens first in California, but these days what happens in Texas is probably a better omen. And what we’re seeing right now is
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Sunday Muse
For a couple of weeks now, this scene has caught my eye as I traveled between Alvin and Angleton. The grass heads were a bright pink in the sun. Each
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Leon Hale Talks About Owning Rural Property
I caught Leon Hales latest in my feed reader last week and thought he had a lot of good points. After spending a quarter of a century posting columns from
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Afternoon Walk In Nature…Boy Is It Ever Hot Here
The heat of the day arrived at about the same time I arrived at Brazos Bend State Park just the other side of the Brazos River from us off of FM 1462 and FM 762.
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Late Spring In SE Texas
The afternoon temperatures are closing in on the 90’s most days here for the last week. A cool afternoon is one that just tops 80. At least the nights are
