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- With investment, Texas could lead on carbon capture, report finds
- Texas carbon management Roadmap charts path to energy transformation
- [Statement] Texas Carbon Management Roadmap
- Texas carbon management roadmap takes shape with safety, permitting focus
- PEDL's Trinity Campus in Permian Basin will test direct air capture, store CO2 by 2026
- The Heat of the Moment: Why the Time Has Come for Geothermal Energy
- Texas set to make $20 billion investment in water after voters approve Proposition 4
- 'Song in the Storm' concert held to support Central Texas flood relief
- Texas philanthropist on Trump’s nonprofit cuts: ‘It’s devastating’
- A Carbon Industry is Coming to Texas. Let Us Prepare for It Now.
- University of Houston receives $1.1 million gift for Usher Syndrome research
- CGMF gifts $1.1M to the University of Houston for biomedical engineering research
- Opinion: A reality check on the Juneteenth museum proposal
- Katherine Lorenz named to inaugural TIME 100 Philanthropy
- Galveston leaders visit Babcock Ranch to study its storm-resilient design ahead of hurricane season
- George P. Mitchell: The wildcatter who changed energy forever
- Texas Should Lead the Low-Carbon Intensity Energy Market
- Bipartisan bill to cap unplugged Texas oil wells could create up to 150,000 new jobs
- Meet the Mega-Donors of the Future
- A Pledge for the Future
- Q&A with Brad Bailey, newly elected chair of The Woodlands Township Board of Directors
- Energy expansion, CO2 management requires integration
- Life Forms Homes, started by son of Woodlands founder George Mitchell, still popular with resellers
- Geothermal energy could outperform nuclear power: Tricks from the oil industry have produced a hot-rocks breakthrough
- The Vision — The Woodlands Has Come a Long Way In 50 Years, Following the Blueprint of Original Founder George Mitchell
- How fracking could unlock a clean energy future, fueling a new type of carbon-free power plant
- Galveston, Oh Galveston
- Giving Pledge includes Next Gen members in annual gathering
- How the kids and grandkids of billionaire giving pledge signers are figuring out philanthropy
- CGMF celebrates George P. Mitchell at 105
- Trees on UT’s campus don’t face drought due to leaky city pipes
- Galveston group launches drive to build workforce housing
- Economic incubator pumps up Galveston entrepreneurs
- Permian Energy Development Lab kicks off community listening tour with goal of community members shaping the Lab's plans
- Galveston Cultural Arts District relaunches, led by Sarah Piel
- Permian Energy Development Lab inks vital advanced energy partnerships
- The Woodlands: One of the most unique communities turns 50
- Galveston council should support workforce housing effort
- Workforce housing in Galveston gains momentum, financial backing
- Op/Ed: Billionaire-Built Cities Would Be Better Than Nothing
- In Galveston, a New First Response to Mental Health Crises
- George P. Mitchell family's other island
- The Woodlands Launches Yearlong 50th Anniversary Celebration
- Opinion: Permian Basin talent pool can lead in carbon capture and storage R&D
- The Pavilion donates 101 arts books to celebrate the 101st anniversary of the birth of its namesake, Cynthia Woods Mitchell
- Biden-Harris Administration Announces Commitment to Advancing Water Equity and Access for All
- Dr. Emily R. Warren named senior advisor to U.S. EPA
- EPA brings on water expert, Hill aide
- EPA Brings on New Adviser to Guide Water Infrastructure Spending
- Op/Ed: The case for Permian optimism
- UTPB shares in $1 million grant to advance energy
- Geothermal's Mitchell moment
- University of Texas Permian Basin co-principal investigator in NSF grant
- The "Blank Slate Monument" celebrates Juneteenth in Galveston
- Juneteenth: The History of a Holiday
- 16 Houstonians are among the '50 most influential Texans' in Texas Monthly's new book
- Galveston deploys new strategies for mental health crises
- Odessa College, UTPB part of NSF funding opportunity
- Grant accelerates the Permian Energy Development Lab's work
- Op-Ed: Awaken and let's fix our fine old house
- National Science Foundation Awards $1M Grant to Permian Energy Development Lab
- Galveston using teams to respond to mental health 911 emergencies
- Water market activity is increasing across Texas, resulting in greater environmental use of water supplies
- Galveston's mental health unit making a difference, officials say
- Galveston launches mental health crisis response teams
- Why UT's Office of Sustainability is necessary
- A month in, Galveston police mental health unit sees success
- Blank Slate Monumnet offers powerful experience
- George Mitchell’s foundation aims to usher in a new energy era in the Permian Basin
- Consortium introduces Permian Energy Development Lab
- Permian Basin To Be New Home to an Advanced Energy Research Lab
- Regional collaboration will build on the Permian basin’s status for the global energy community
- The Permian Energy Development Lab unveiled
- Healthcare foundation acknowledges past and divests from tobacco
- Sure, there are questions, but Galveston must act on housing
- Column: Legendary oilman George Mitchell's foundation keeps his iconoclastic spirit alive
- Op-Ed: A visit to the Juneteenth Legacy Project a revelation to me
- How Meadows Is Diversifying Crisis Response in Texas
- In America, climate hawks and Big Oil alike cheer geothermal energy
- Report: Texas is the best place to lead hydrogen economy
- Geothermal energy may soon be viable in Texas—because of fracking
- Texas has limitless supplies of this clean energy source but oil well fracking tech is the key
- Benefits, feasibility of geothermal energy in Texas examined in study
- Heres why Texas is a geothermal energy is a sleeping giant
- Geothermal energy could be off-ramp for Texas oil
- Texas researchers push for geothermal's rise from obscurity
- Energy titans collaborate with the University of Texas' Energy Institute to solve most pressing global energy challenges
- Editorial: Wind and solar aren't the enemy in Texas. Neither is natural gas.
- Op-Ed: Clean water for Houston takes work
- Sadly, a day without water is becoming all too common for Texans
- Commentary: CGMF remembers Cynthia Woods Mitchell at 100
- The enduring legacy of Cynthia Woods MitchellÂ
- The enduring legacy of Cynthia Woods Mitchell at 100
- Commentary: Drought, growth, and the future of the Hill Country
- Opinion: Energy-Rich Texas Should Love the Climate Bill
- Opinion: Climate bill alone won't halve U.S. emissions by 2030
- Telescopes are seeing farther than ever before. What's philanthropy's role?
- CGMF's research briefing addresses the growing energy-affordability-poverty nexus in Texas
- Climate change hitting poor Texans the hardest, experts discuss ways to fix that
- Synergos podcast features Katherine Lorenz on purpose-driven philanthropy
- Galveston, the birthplace of Juneteenth, has been losing Black residents for decades
- Community researchers call for equitable parks in Galveston
- Texas has paths to reach net zero by 2050: report
- Editorial: It's time for the state to step up on mental health care
- Galveston celebrates new mental health unit, hurdles remain
- Galveston Island introduces an innovative health-first, paramedicine model to navigate behavioral 911 emergencies
- Galveston to introduce mental health response unit
- Texas Tribune announces regional newsroom expansion
- How the Texas economy can grow even if the state cuts carbon emissions to net-zero
- Op-Ed: The credible case for George P. Mitchell's version of a Mitchell Plan
- Opinion: Europe needs a Mitchell Plan, not a Marshall plan
- Never again one year later: Texas grid is graded by expert
- Statement: Never Again One Year Later | A Reliability Report Card
- Texas' old-timey electric grid is not fixed, and politicians are propping it up
- The Texas energy system faces a winter reckoning — again
- CGMF announces new dual leadership structure
- Oil and gas, energy companies form group to kickstart geothermal power in Texas
- Texas Geothermal Energy Alliance Launches
- Texas-focused geothermal trade group launches with big energy backers
- Family Philanthropy Versus Climate Change: An Opportunity of a Lifetime and Beyond
- Opinion: If the oil and gas industry shrinks, what will that mean for Texas education funding? With the right economic policies, Texas can fill any funding gap with new industry.
- Texas is losing groundwater at nearly 2x the maximum sustained rate
- Texas officials order power plant operators to prepare for winter hazards
- Report: Future of groundwater pumping in Texas unsustainable
- Commentary: We're out of excuses; it's time to secure Texas Hill Country's fragile water resources
- Texas groundwater supplies are in danger, reports say
- How Texans could bolster power grid and save money
- Austin is forging a path to a reliable water future
- Editorial: Why the shock? GOP knew perfectly well industry would use loophole to avoid weatherization
- Texans pay millions for units that can restart power grid, but some went out during freeze
- Building the Texas Water Data Hub from the Ground Up
- Randall Kempner to step down as president and CEO
- Texas grapples with gas, grid failure behind winter blackout
- Energy transition could create 1.1 million jobs in Texas, report says
- Wetlands Aren’t Just for the Birds—Texans Need Natural Infrastructure Along the Mid-Coast
- Pat Wood helped create Texas’ electricity market, then he lost power for 36 hours in the freeze
- A federal tax credit could incentivize (and accelerate) the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
- STATEMENT from former PUC of Texas Commissioners on ERCOT roadmap
- Essay: A West Texas roadmap for mitigating the impact of energy development
- The Future of Global Energy: Houston Well-Positioned to Serve as Net-Zero Hub
- REPORT | Evaluating Net-Zero Industrial Hubs In the United States: A Case Study of Houston
- Essay: Opal Lee’s Juneteenth movement won but my faith falters
- Analysis: The Texas electric grid and the improvements that didn’t come
- [Opinion] We helped design ERCOT, here's how to prevent another major Texas electricity failure
- Texas Is Pressed to Do More To Prepare for Power Collapse
- REPORT | Never Again: How to prevent another major Texas electricity failure
- FACT SHEET | Never Again: How to prevent another Texas electricity failure
- Texas Can Do More to Prevent Future Blackouts, Say Former PUC Commissioners
- [OPINION] The future of renewable energy is playing out in West Texas
- Big Bend Coalition Maps Out 'Balanced' Plan for Energy Development in Far West Texas
- Respect Big Bend releases blueprint for sustainable energy development
- Tomlinson: A West Texas road map for no-drama, sustainable energy development
- Expanding Opportunities for Natural Resource Conservation in Texas
- New Poll Shows 78% of Voters Support Federal Investment in Water Infrastructure
- As cities struggle to meet climate goals, Houston aims for lead role in energy transition
- Blackout aftermath: An end to Texas' renewable boom?
- 1870 Strand Corp. and hotelier Mark Wyant enter into agreement for Hotel Galvez & Spa
- Texas should boost clean energy innovation, not discourage investors
- Warren Buffet’s half-right emergency rescue plan for ERCOT
- Lawmakers shouldn't punish renewable energy for freeze [Op-ed]
- Texas needs to take the lead on carbon capture, say Baker Institute experts
- Railroad Commissioner: Hear me out, President Biden. Don’t write off oil and gas.
- 'It just makes sense': Harris County turns to renewable energy to power its buildings
- Solar offers out-of-work oil landmen place to rebuild
- Op-ed: How Funders Can Support Clean, Reliable Water for All, not just the privileged
- Four ways values inspire and ground our grantmaking
- The transition from fossil fuel is an opportunity for Texas
- First round participants selected for Texas outcomes-based finance challenge—an environmental impact bond initiative
- Republicans, Democrats finding common ground to fight climate change
- Quantified Ventures Selects First Round of Environmental Projects in Texas Outcomes-Based Finance Challenge
- Study: Texans' views on climate, fracking undergo major shift
- Will Texas become ground zero for electric vehicles?
- Oil and gas job losses in Texas were even worse than reported
- Oxy to shift into 'carbon management company'
- Solar power booms in Texas
- Tax credit, environmental concerns may spur next generation of carbon capture projects
- OP-ED: Disaster or deliverance? What Biden victory means for oil and gas.
- Mitchell Foundation, Rice's Baker Institute seek collaborative pathways to increase carbon capture and storage in Texas
- Mitchell L. Mathis Program for Environmental Water Economics established
- How Circle of Blue investigated freshwater issues in Texas
- Austin in 100 Years
- 'Water, Texas' dives into what threatens the state's vital liquid resource
- All droughts are not created equal
- Circle of Blue publishes "Water, Texas"
- Conservation is essential to Texas’ future, and it’s time to get serious
- Statement on racial equity
- Op-ed: White people must contribute to real emancipation
- Being FAIR During a Pandemic
- Conservation and Reuse of Reclaimed Wastewater: A Marriage of Necessity
- The credible case for a resilient water supply in Texas
- Perfect timing for solar energy
- Op-ed: If COVID-19 and the lockdown aren’t enough to stop climate change, what is?
- Texas Oil Port Hit by One-Two Punch: Falling Demand and Overproduction
- Earth Day 50th Anniversary Could Mark Turning Point For Texas Energy Sector
- Respect Big Bend Initiative Honored by former First Lady Laura Bush's Texan by Nature for Innovative Approach to Conservation
- CGMF appoints Randall Kempner new chief executive officer; Marilu Hastings to chief innovation and strategy officer
- Mitchell foundation names new CEO
- Boomtown | An 11-part Podcast Series
- The shale boom's spillover emissions
- U.S. greenhouse gases to billow on Gulf Coast petrochemicals charge -study
- Climate Changed: Cheap Natural Gas Could Add 500 Million Tons to US Emissions -
- Gulf Coast oil and gas expansion will generate half a billion annual tons of emissions in U.S.: report
- Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation to Benefit From Property Sales
- Mitchell estate sells landmark Galveston hotel properties
- 'No ordinary transaction' | Texas firm to buy iconic Galveston Island properties
- Historic Galveston Island properties to be sold, benefiting the Mitchell Foundation
- CGMF to benefit from sale of iconic Galveston properties
- Statement on report by the National Petroleum Council
- Untapped: The New West Texas
- Podcast: Fracking, Sustainability & an Unorthodox Quest to Save the Planet
- Author explores George Mitchell’s legacy during Texas A&M visit
- George Mitchell's foundation challenges industry orthodoxy
- Imagine a Day With One Water
- The Legacy of George P. Mitchell
- Mitchell Foundation seeks CEO as it transitions from family leadership
- Cynthia & George Mitchell Foundation launches search for CEO
- Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation launches search for new CEO
- CGMF opens search for new Chief Executive Officer
- Texans must treat every drop of water as precious [OPINION]
- Listen: George Mitchell's unconventional journey
- How will we turn the tide for Texas' water?
- Come Hell or High Water: Understanding Texas’ Water Problem
- The Credible Case for One Water [Opinion]
- Looming water shortage draws Mitchell Foundation interest
- Montgomery (Texas) development threatens natural habitats
- Wealth Matters: As Politics Creep Into Philanthropy, Beneficiaries Come Under Fire
- The credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions [OPINION]
- Increased emissions in Texas are canceling out climate progress across the country [OPINION]
- HISTORY: Learn more about George Mitchell
- 'Energy sprawl' threatens Texas' wide-open spaces [Opinion]
- Oil executives: Time for Houston to embrace clean energy
- The Permian Basin is Booming With Oil. But at What Cost to West Texans?
- What would George Mitchell Do? [Opinion]
- Opinion: The oilman who loved sustainable energy
- Philanthropists are allowing the younger generation to decide how to manage budgets, allocate grants
- Fighting the 'status quo' of energy development
- Can George Mitchell's legacy save Texas' last frontier?
- EDITORIAL: Will oil and gas industry shoulder responsibilities as regulations falter?
- Can George Mitchell's legacy save Texas' last frontier?
- Coalition to help mitigate impact of energy sprawl in West Texas
- New initiative strives to inspire responsible energy development in the Big Bend
- Verify: You won't believe what's happening in far West Texas
- Respect Big Bend Coalition launched by Mitchell Foundation
- Foundation's goal is to Respect Big Bend Country
- Op-Ed: Texas and the green new deal
- After Harvey, we must change more than how we react to flood risk to thrive amid coming climate challenges [Editorial]
- What Texas can teach America about advanced clean energy
- This Land is Your Land: The U.S. Energy Landscape
- Addressing the interconnected issues of energy sprawl
- Abandoned Texas oil wells seen as "ticking time bombs" of contamination
- Conserving the Last Frontier: The Case for the Trans-Pecos
- How to Cut U.S. Emissions Faster? Do What These Countries Are Doing
- Let's get this right
- Activists And Researchers Are Working To Keep Tabs On Oil And Gas Emissions Near Balmorhea
- Community Engagement Critical to Sustaining Energy Development in West Texas
- Texas’ Energy Boom and the Looming Water Challenge
- The landowner knows best: Conserving the greater Big Bend region
- Conserving the Last Frontier: The Case for the Trans-Pecos
- Texans' views of the Trans-Pecos
- Voices from the Trans-Pecos: Exploring Public Opinion on Energy Development
- As oil and gas exports surge, West Texas becomes the world's "extraction colony"
- This Land is Your Land: The U.S. Energy Landscape
- Native plant restoration: a bridge to a sustainable future in the Trans-Pecos?
- Modernized Oilfield Lighting Protects Night Skies, Benefits the Industry
- Troubled Waters: A Year After Harvey, Has Houston Learned Anything?
- Private Property Rights Matter For Collective Conservation
- ‘Paradigm shift’ on flooding emerging after Harvey
- Addressing the interconnected issues of energy sprawl
- Addressing the interconnected Issues of energy sprawl
- Actionable solutions for a new West Texas
- A Missing Component in the One Water Conversation
- One Water: The Future of Land and Water in Central Texas
- Houston to consider underground tunnels to help prevent flooding
- One Water: Stewardship flows beyond the city limit sign
- Texas River Authorities embody One Water
- Does Texas really have a water problem?
- One Water: A powerful 21st-century solution
- Op-Ed: What will it take for Houston to become more 'resilient'?
- One Water: The Austin way forward
- Texas saddles up for the “Water Utility of the Future"
- Second thoughts on Third Reservoir
- Integrated Urban Water Management: Making bigger cities less thirsty
- How can Houston live with the uncertainty of flooding?
- One Water, One Texas
- Here's what greater Houston can do to mitigate future flooding, according to new study
- Report: Solving Houston flooding woes will require wholesale strategy overhaul
- Report: Houston region must take fresh approach on flooding
- The Water Supply of the Future?
- Into the blue again: Leadership at all stages of the urban water cycle, including your home
- The need for One Water
- Texas’s swimming holes need One Water
- Continuing on a path focused on actionable solutions
- U.S. Energy Diplomacy report, additional news related to U.S. global energy policy
- As World Eyes Cape Town Water Crisis, Texas Study Explores New Options
- Op/Ed: Texas needs a new approach to water management before it's too late
- Houston Workshop Discusses Making Buyouts An Increased Aspect Of Flood Mitigation
- Op/Ed: Houston-specific flood alerts give residents time to save lives, property
- Bigger wells, but more water
- CGMF Backs Ducks Unlimited's Playa Lakes Conservation
- How disaster charity can pivot to sustainable philanthropy
- Q&A with Marilu Hastings
- With three beasts down, what does it mean for ERCOT’s energy-only market?
- Was it beauty or the beast that killed three large dirty coal plants in Texas?
- Houston comes together to figure out flooding
- One family's venture in private land conservation: Investing in Partnerships
- One family’s venture in private land conservation: Public Interest in Private Land
- One family's venture in private land conservation: Generation to Generation
- Living on borrowed water: the cycle of water and its reuse
- The fifth wheel? Is electric storage poised to be the next big energy resource in Texas?
- Op/Ed: For lessons on how to rebuild after Hurricane Harvey, look to George Mitchell
- Texas is a surprising national leader in water conservation
- I was an Exxon-funded climate scientist
- Here’s a better vision for the U.S.-Mexico border
- The Texas Coastal Exchange: An innovative ecological services marketplace
- The Texas Coastal Exchange: Trading Rules & Standards
- The Texas Coastal Exchange: Setting a Carbon Baseline and Trading Standards
- The Texas Coastal Exchange: Implementing an innovative marketplace
- Energy wonks have a meltdown over the U.S. going 100 percent renewable. Why?
- What makes Texas (and America) great
- Learning from Texas’ Shale Energy Experience
- CGMF Grant to Initiate The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority/The Aransas Project Agreement
- Elite shale task force says there's uncertainty about industry's impact on Texas's people, environment
- TAMEST study of shale oil and gas drilling
- As U.S. abandons Paris, institutes of sustainability take action on campus
- Interdisciplinary systems promote sustainability in higher ed
- The University of Michigan examines innovations at interdisciplinary sustainability institutes at major research universities
- Innovations in interdisciplinary sustainability institutes at major research universities
- The U.S. electric grid would cost $5 trillion to replace. Where should infrastructure spending go?
- Are solar and wind really killing coal, nuclear, and grid reliability?
- Texas: advancing storage in aquifers for managing droughts and floods
- What Texas can teach America about green energy
- Texas is doing water right. Can the state inform a sustainable path forward for the U.S.? -Part 2
- George Mitchell insisted it be done right [OPINION]
- Op/Ed: What Texas can teach America about green energy
- Can Texas inform a sustainable path forward for U.S. water management?
- Clean energy boom will continue, with or without Mr. Trump
- Protecting people’s health while growing the Texas economy
- Texas is known for a lot of things. Environmental leadership should be one of them
- Energy-water nexus lessons learned from the state of Texas
- Ensuring a more resilient and sustainable future
- The market-driven transition to Texas-produced clean energy—Part 2
- Mr. President, if you're listening to Breitbart Radio, they just made a strong case for clean energy
- The market-driven transition to Texas-produced clean energy—Part 1
- BU’s Institute for Sustainable Energy joins effort for water sustainability
- Boston University and CGMF collaborate on innovative, long-term Texas water management project
- The Texas story: An imperfect model to help sustain an imperfect union
- CGMF's Top Blog Posts of 2016
- Op/Ed: Rick Perry's Clean Energy Story
- National Petroleum Council member: The "Texas" case for clean energy
- Op/Ed: Where could Trump find an example of a GOP-led clean energy plan? Texas
- Businesses are making the economic case for climate action
- Working smarter: companies get strategic about clean energy goals, return on investment
- A Peak Behind the Curtain
- Galveston renames causeway for Cynthia and George Mitchell
- OP/ED: Clean energy and the irony of the red state of Texas
- Trends align to save buildings millions in energy costs
- The most important and misleading assumption in the world
- Macro and climate economics: It's time to talk about the "Elephant in the room"
- Equitable Origin awarded grant to advance clean energy development
- Energy, Growth, and Altruism: The View from 2016
- Energy, Growth, and Altruism: Forty Years On
- Measuring the impact of environmental investment
- Sheridan Mitchell Lorenz establishes endowment for science graduate students
- Summertime Reading: The Economic Argument for Environmental Protection
- Chemical footprinting: A business practice that's more than just eliminating hazardous chemicals
- George Mitchell's legacy: a shale revolution, a 'revolutionary' city and a revitalized Galveston
- Why the chemical footprint movement is good for public health, business, and the environment
- CGMF's Hastings appointed to Department of Energy's National Petroleum Council
- Women to Watch
- The best solution for "wicked" environmental problems?
- Sustainability: How to get from here to there (part two)
- Sustainability: How do we get from here to there
- In Texas, market forces driving shift from coal, study says
- Stuck in middle of fight over clean energy
- An issue that's good for the environment, your pocketbook, and the economy
- Texans support a statewide "clean energy" plan
- Reducing barriers to, and financial costs of, renewable energy by protecting local ecosystems
- The idea of a public good
- The economics of the 'economic argument for environmental protection'
- How expensive is bad science?
- Finally, clean energy opportunities meet the risk-return requirements of investors. Now what?
- The basis for a sustainable power supply solution?
- Finally, a utility's bottom line driven by 100% renewables -- in Texas, of all places
- Water Funder Initiative releases blueprint for philanthropy to advance sustainable water management
- Solutions to climate change must come from the market and, more specifically, from business
- Why we must stand up for overhead
- Capitalism must evolve to solve the climate crisis
- SCOTUS can't stop states from growing clean energy markets
- Cleaner AND Cheaper Energy with Green Banks
- The environment as an asset to economic prosperity and development
- Is there an economic argument for environmental protection?
- CGMF's Top Blog Posts of 2015
- Let's get gas right and exploit synergies of natural gas and renewables
- Pride, passion, and vision in the Texas Hill Country
- Solar energy shines bright in Texas
- Understanding the synergies of the Texas water-energy-land nexus
- Hey Texas, what about climate change?
- When it rains, it pours: Why Texas needs to invest in better water infrastructure
- Autumn Reading: Achieving a Sustainable Texas
- How Texas escaped the crippling effects of the 2030-2032 drought
- Houston Advanced Research Center ready to build new Woodlands campus
- Halcyon days for astronomy in the state of Texas
- A better solution: (Intentional) Integrated Systems for Energy Water Nexus
- Beyond Technological Optimism: Redefining Science and Engineering in Environmental Sustainability
- A plan that doesn't account for all environmental needs doesn't hold water
- Unlikely ally endorses the administration's methane reduction plan
- EPA's methane crackdown wins endorsement from oil icon's Texas foundation
- Statement on EPA Methane Rule
- Katherine Lorenz named one of world's prominent philanthropists
- Confidence in Conservation: The Way Forward for Texas
- Bridging the energy and environmental disconnect
- Grand challenges for Water, Texas
- Making the "invisible" nature of the water-energy relationship "visible"
- Summertime reading: Achieving a Sustainable Texas
- Why big data is key to maximizing water conservation's impact
- A Day in the Life: What it Means to Advocate for the Environment
- Addressing the "unconventional" through science & technology
- What is a conservative after all but one who conserves
- Water for shale oil and gas production: Can it be managed more sustainably?
- What should Texas do about integrated water-energy policy decisions?
- One way to reduce dangerous pollution from Texas coal plants? Outlaw legal loopholes
- Note to Industry: Regulation and business success are not mutually exclusive
- Integrating sustainability science into grantmaking
- Gradual Implementation of EPA Clean Power Plan Could Increase Texas Water Savings
- Delaware River Watershed: A Watershed in Transition
- Courage, Climate Change, and Large Landscape Conservation
- An opportunity: Private sector investments in abandoned mine land restoration
- Improving the conservation narrative: What we say vs. what the public hears
- CGMF's top blog posts of 2014
- Mitchell land continues to serve as nature preserve, outdoor classroom
- Rethinking business as usual
- Exploring the connections between nature and our health
- Report: Proposed EPA plan will save water, reduce air pollution in Texas
- Deep in the heart of the Land of Bears and Honey
- One thing Americans can agree on
- Will Texans ever see land as a community to which we belong?
- Outdoor learning: Rice and Cook's Branch form collaboration
- The 'green conservative' movement: Big players and their uphill battle
- A fish story without exaggeration!
- A move to getting 'right' on clean energy?
- Greening the Tea Party
- Providing 'conservation' to the consumer
- Conservatives Cultivate Taste For a Green Tea Party
- Keeping open space open
- Working lands stewardship
- Together, we can advance conservation
- The many voices of conservation
- Germany and Texas: Energy twins?
- Leveraging social innovation for sustainable change
- Here's where Katherine Lorenz got the idea of saving the world
- The ebb and flow of a sustainable water plan
- Quiet collaboration; big impact
- Delivering products we need, instead of products we have
- Report: New efficiencies could ease strain on power markets
- Ramping Up
- Plan B: Let's be honest for a change
- The Sustainability Trajectory
- Agreeing to disagree on state's future water needs
- Banks: A market-driven path to a Clean Trillion?
- OP-ED: Greenhouse gas emissions are not our only problem
- The dawning of Big Data in a sustainable world
- The value of water: Making the market work in Texas
- Moving past yesterday's solutions for tomorrow's problems
- Our Common Journey: The birth of sustainability science
- High tech bringing fundamental changes to energy systems
- Billionaires with big ideas are privatizing American science
- When capitalists call for market revolutions
- Sustainability: A means to a resilient U.S. Army
- Methane, friend and foe for climate change
- Report: Burning natural gas is better than using coal
- Study: EPA likely underestimating methane emissions by at least 50%
- Study: Natural Gas for Coal a Good Climate Trade-Off Despite Leaks
- Study: America's natural gas system is leaky and in need of a fix
- Methane leaks far higher than US estimates
- The paradox of limits to growth
- George Mitchell second most generous donor of 2013
- The power of environmental DNA
- Pioneers who remade energy
- Climate change: Look past rhetoric and act now
- Six steps closer to a sustainable world
- A sustainable planet: Seeking our true north
- Mitchell fund to expand in 2018
- Statement in regard to Houston Chronicle story
- Report: Renewable energy to soar on Texas grid
- Study: Gas, renewables will provide state's future electricity needs
- Energy Revolution: Six things you didn't know about the Texas oil boom
- How much did the Feds really help George Mitchell?
- The Feds and fracking: A chicken or egg question
- Searching for shale gas answers
- Nature: U.T., Mitchell Institute at A&M Astronomers Discover Most Distant Galaxy
- The latest villain of the cult of catastrophe
- A fracking pioneer's environmental dream
- Stephen Hawking Eulogizes George P. Mitchell
- George Mitchell: A man who quietly helped bankroll the Superconducting Super Collider and saved the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer
- How a goat-farming immigrant changed everything
- Few businesspeople have done as much to change the world as George Mitchell
- Money made in oil, Mitchell dreamed of the stars
- The energy visionary
- George P. Mitchell and the entrepreneurial edge
- George Mitchell: A father of sustainability
- Mitchell's gamble changed an industry, his philanthropy changed the future
- George P. Mitchell: A Visionary Life
- George P. Mitchell: Houstonian of the century
- Remembering George Mitchell and his paradox
- In Memoriam: George P. Mitchell -- 1919-2013
- Dot Earth: Daniel Yergin on George Mitchell's Energy Innovations and Concerns
- George P. Mitchell, tenacious visionary, revolutionized energy industry, dead at 94
- George P. Mitchell, pioneered energy revolution, dead at 94
- Quintessential American George P. Mitchell dead at 94
- Oil giant, philanthropist George P. Mitchell dead at 94
- George P. Mitchell, 'responsible for most important energy innovation of the 21st century,' dead at 94
- George P. Mitchell, a champion of energy industry, dies at 94
- Mitchell's tenacity led to U.S. energy boom
- George P. Mitchell, philanthropist and oil and gas pioneer dies
- Philanthropist and Edwards Aquifer Steward George Mitchell Dies at 94
- Daniel Yergin Statement on the Passing of George P. Mitchell
- Visionary oilman and philanthropist George P. Mitchell dead at 94
- PASSINGS: George P. Mitchell, billionaire oilman, developer and philanthropist
- The Big Story: George P. Mitchell, billionaire Texas oilman, developer, and philanthropist, dead at 94
- Texas A&M mourns legendary Houston philanthropist and distinguished former student George P. Mitchell
- The final interview with George Mitchell
- Report: Renewable energy, natural gas should work together on the grid
- George Mitchell's 17-year mission to crack the Barnett Shale
- Governor, lawmakers honor oil field pioneer George Mitchell
- George P. Mitchell: Planting seeds of his legacy in Texas
- Scientists see promising blips in underground dark matter search
- Scientists may finally shine a light on dark matter
- OP-ED Texas Should Lead On Gas Drilling Oversight
- Controversial 'Fracking' Drills Downs on Energy Question
- Wealth Matters: Family Foundations Prepare for the Next Generation
- In study of next generation donors, good news for start-ups, social entrepreneurs and innovators
- The oil man who figured out fracking
- Column: A valuable lesson on the birds and trees
- Q&A with Katherine Lorenz, president of the Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation
- Mitchell Foundation Makes Additional $20 Million Gift to Mitchell Institute for Fundamental Physics and Astronomy at Texas A&M University
- OP-ED Hastings: Ask the right questions about Texas' water future
- Romney's Empathy Bypass -- and What It Means for Election Day
- Will Texas Lawmakers Fund the State Water Plan?
- 13% of U.S.'s Energy Goes to Collect, Prepare Water: Study
- To Conserve Energy, Conserve Water
- Meet Philanthropy's Next Generation
- How The Next Generation of Wealth Is Revolutionizing Philanthropy As We Know It
- Seeking the sensible center [Opinion]
- Gas Works: Shale gas is giving a big boost to America's Economy
- Saving the Woodpecker: How a Texas Oil Billionaire Rebuilt a Forest
- George P. Mitchell is one of Foreign Policy's 100 Top Global Thinkers
- The Shale Gas Revolution