CHEVRON COULD AVOID HUGE ROYALTIES ON NEW FIELD New York Times 9/12/06 WASHINGTON, Sept 11 A group of oil companies led by Chevron, which said last week that they had discovered a huge new oil field in the Gulf of Mexico, could avoid more than $1 billion in royalty payments to the federal government for the oil. OIL FIND LENDS…
By Ella Tyler In 1986, the Commissioner of the Texas General Land Office organized a small group of volunteers to pick up trash on Padre Island. The office of Land Commissioner has been held by several others since then, but twenty years later the GLO continues to organize the Adopt-A-Beach program.
By Ella Tyler Matthew Sleeth, MD, author of Serve God, Save the Planet, is making a tour of Texas colleges and churches to urge Christians to adopt responsibility, simplicity, and environmental stewardship.