Sempra
Sempra’s commitment to innovation, sustainability & leadership in Texas
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Environmental Defense Fund
Is the Texas Railroad Commission finally ready to get serious about flaring?
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SAM Party of Texas
Why we joined the SAM Party of Texas
Candidates in the two incumbent parties have been reduced to pursuing extreme policies and pandering to their ideological bases. Both benefit from political theatre and polarization. Full Story
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University of Houston Hobby School of Public Affairs
Hobby School tackles policy to find solutions through education, research and service
Policy affects all areas of life and our communities need professionals who can analyze, interpret and lead change for public good. Graduates of the Hobby School hit the ground running in their future careers, given their mastery of both the technical and humanistic aspects of public policy. Full Story
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Credit: Complementing its graduate programs, the UH Hobby School of Public Affairs will begin offering bachelor degrees in public policy in Spring 2022. Texas Association of School Business Officials (TASBO)
Yesterday’s challenges produce today’s successes: Public education in Texas
As the public education system grew, so did the need for professionals to help manage finance and operations. In 1946, the Texas Association of School Business Officials was created. Full Story
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University of Texas Press
Will and Oveta Hobby: Why Texas’ original power couple still matters
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Vaccine equity — not hesitancy
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Siemens Energy
Texas needs plan to prevent future blackouts
Lawmakers have an opportunity to make the state more resilient to weather emergencies, and companies like mine stand ready to help Full Story
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