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Russell Gold

Russell Gold

Writer at Texas Monthly

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Texas Has Basically Legalized Marijuana. We Have the Proof.

The first thing I notice on entering the store is the smell. It is an earthy sandalwood mixed with some type of citrus, perhaps sour lemon. It tells me I am in the right place, because I am here to buy cannabis. On my left sits a smoking lounge with four booths facing large windows that look out on an upscale South Austin shopping center. To my right, behind a glass window, is a demonstration grow room—more for show than large-scale cultivation. Straight ahead, on the back wall, a large lacquere…
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Parasites Were Killing Bobwhite Quail. Texas Hunters Helped Create ...

QuailGuard is the first publicly available FDA-approved medication for wild animals.
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Our Electrical Lines and Poles Couldn’t Withstand Beryl. So What’s ...

Our state is far too reliant on expensive, reactive, post-crisis measures that leave Texans sweating in the dark. It’s time we prioritized prevention.
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Why Are Permian Basin Frackers Using as Much Fresh Water as Dallas?

As Texas’s population booms and the state grows hotter and drier, it’s more important than ever to understand: Who’s wasting our water? Without water, there’s no fracking. Without fracking, there’s no twenty-first-century Texas oil boom. Water’s role is evident in the full name of the process—hydraulic fracturing. Drillers pump water, laced with sand and chemicals, deep into the ground to crack open the ancient rocks of the Permian Basin, releasing trapped fossil fuels from their primordia…
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Critics Say CenterPoint CEO’s “Relationship” Influenced $818M Deal ...

Were the leases for generators unfairly awarded because of an unspecified personal connection between the utility’s leader and a Life Cycle Power employee?
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Houston’s Geothermal Energy Sector Is Hot—and Steamy

Thanks to its fracking expertise, the city is playing a big part in the future of the very low-carbon power source.
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The Lone Star Lithium Boom

An ingenious Texan’s invention may soon bring extensive mining of the metal—vital for our battery-powered future—to the northeast corner of the state.
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A New Trump Ad Cites My Texas Monthly Reporting—And Distorts It

The pro-fracking video oversimplifies a nuanced debate over a technology that—love it or hate it—boasts a promising future.
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State Senator Phil King Aided a Utility He Was Doing Business With

The powerful veteran legislator wrote four bills that benefitted electricity monopoly Oncor at the expense of its ratepayers. Meanwhile, Oncor paid at least $31 million to a company King cofounded.
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New Hope to Combat Climate Change—From an Oil Giant?

Occidental Petroleum’s $1.3 billion carbon removal project in West Texas aims to prove the technology can make a difference.
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What Energy Secretary Chris Wright Would Mean for Texas

When I first met Trump’s cabinet nominee, he was an industry innovator, but now he’s dismissive of the solar and wind power revolution.