Home
  • Commentaries
  • Videos
  • Podcasts
  • Columnists
  • The Daily Cannon
Energy & Environment

Urban Sprawl in Texas

June 15, 2001

Share

View Full Publication

Related content

Water

Don’t Fence Me In: Water is Crucial to Texas’ Future

Editor’s Note: This is the latest part of a series on rural Texas and the challenges that rural Texans face. Over the next year, the Associated News Service will delve into the issues facing the Lone Star State’s 177 (out of 254) rural counties. CENTERVILLE—What Kat Wall remembers most about driving home to her family’s...

May 19, 2026
K-12 Education

Houston’s Fat Cat Superintendents: The Hidden Benefits How Some of Texas’s Highest-Paid Public Employees Are Systematically Underreporting Their Compensation

Exorbitant and hidden superintendent pay reflects a culture of self-enrichment that has no place in Texas public schools, diverts taxpayer dollars from students, and betrays the public trust. Key points: The Texas Education Agency (TEA) understates the total compensation for some of Texas’s highest-paid superintendents. Though they oversee fewer people, many superintendents have drawn a...

October 29, 2026
Energy & Environment

Addressing the Environmental Challenges of Wind, Solar, and Energy Storage in Texas

Addressing the Environmental Challenges of Wind, Solar, and Energy Storage in Texas Written by: Brent Bennett, Ph.D. and Cullen Neely Download the full paper here. Key Points Using wind and solar to produce electricity requires 22 times more land for wind and roughly seven times more land for solar than comparable fossil fuel generation resources....

October 27, 2026
results for
Sort by: |

Sign up for the Daily Cannon to get it right to your inbox:

Texas Public Policy Foundation social network links

Phone Number and Address

About The Cannon
| 512.472.2700 |
901 Congress Avenue,
Austin, Texas 78701

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA.

Copyright © 2026
Texas Public Policy Foundation