Harvey Can’t Break the Spirit of Texans
In late August, Texans experienced mass devastation after Hurricane Harvey made its way through the Texas Gulf. Winds of 130 […]
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Made in America: How Shale Is Bringing Back Steel and Jobs to Appalachia
For decades, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia have watched an overwhelming number of manufacturing jobs — particularly steel manufacturing jobs
Eagle Ford Rises Again
The sixth annual Eagle Ford Consortium conference was held June 7–8 at The University of Texas at San Antonio Downtown
Natural Bridge Caverns: Adventure on a Whole New Level
On March 27, 1960, four St. Mary’s University students discovered the largest cave in Texas, located between New Braunfels and
Five Ways to Turn Difficult Employees into Team Players
As soon as you read the title of this article, someone (or perhaps multiple individuals) may pop into your thoughts.
Can Alaska Turn It Around?
After Years of Disappointment in the Oil and Gas Sector, There Are Signs of Encouragement When you think of Alaska,
Balance and Diffusion of Power
Back when U.S. history and civics were taught in schools, citizens learned that an important part of preserving freedom in
Fighting for Fair Energy Delegation
There is a time for planning and a time for action. As the 85th Texas Legislative Session wound down this
Influential Leaders: Confident, Competent & Credible
When and where does leadership start? It begins in childhood and develops throughout a lifetime. One’s values and belief systems
The Flawed BLM Methane Rule
In mid-June, the Trump administration moved closer toward rescinding methane rules imposed during the Obama administration that, on paper, would
