LNG

Texas community fights to save its coastline as the developers of Rio Grande LNG regain interest over claims of carbon capture

Point Isabel ISD has twice rejected similar tax breaks from LNG companies attempting to build in the Rio Grande Valley.

"The Corps is acting, in essence, at odds with what other federal entities are doing to try to protect and actually proactively restore these wetlands," Nathan Matthew, attorney for The Sierra Club, said.

South Texas organizers are fighting back against a planned set of massive natural gas projects along the Gulf Coast. They claimed Tuesday's court decision as a victory, but "the fight continues."