CLEAN AIR:

The Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club consists of over 25,000 members. The Chapter spans the entire state of Texas, excepting El Paso, which is part of the Rio Grande Chapter.

Located in Austin, the Lone Star Chapter's State Conservation Office serves Sierrans as their grassroots communications center. We also provide Sierrans with a full time professional activist staff employed to represent Sierrans as we fight at the state level to protect and conserve Texas' diverse and valuable natural heritage.

Mercury Study Puts Spotlight on Governor Perry and TXU

Sierra Club study links El Paso Lead to ASARCO

These ASARCO Study Links will open in PDF format:

ASARCO Report Summary

Sierra Club ASARCO Study

ASARCO Study Release, January 30, 2006

Click HERE for The National Sierra Club perspective on Clean Air and Energy.

Click HERE for Stop The Coal Plant

Click HERE for the KLRU TV presentation of Coal Issues.

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Clean Air News Releases:

Enviro Groups Take Global Warming Legal Action: EPA Must Regulate Carbon Pollution States, Enforce Pollution Laws
April 27, 2006

TXU Announces Nine New Coal Fired Power Plants
April 21, 2006

Report: “Green” Taxes Smart Way to Fund Schools, Clear the Air
March 20, 2006

Texas Conservationists Advise Offshore Wind Energy Project
March 2, 2006

Mercury Study Puts Spotlight on Govenor Perry and TXU
February 9, 2006

Coal Power Threatens Texans's Health
February 6, 2006

Sierra Club study links El Paso lead to ASARCO
January 31, 2006

Spotlight Shifts to Governor Perry After Illinois Raises the Bar for Mercury Protections
January 5, 2006

Support Tougher Penalties for Polluters
December 1, 2005

Interim Study Charges Announced for Texas House of Representatives
November 30, 2005

Citizens Concerned about Coal-fired Power Plants
November 28, 2005

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