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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 26, 2024 Contact: Bekah Hinojosa, South Texas Environmental Justice Network, bekahbot@gmail.com or Anothergulfispossible@gmail.com  Community Organizations Reject SpaceX’s Latest Attempt to Takeover Boca Chica Beach with Permit Application by Army Corps of Engineers Rio Grande Valley organizations submit comments to the Army Corps of Engineers opposing SpaceX’s application to construct an orbitalContinueContinue reading “Press Release: Community Organizations Reject SpaceX’s Latest Attempt to Takeover Boca Chica Beach with Permit Application by Army Corps of Engineers”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 4, 2024 Contact: Bekah Hinojosa, bekahbot@gmail.com at 956-975-6634 or anothergulfispossible@gmail.com Rio Grande Valley Organizations Oppose Texas Parks & Wildlife Allowing SpaceX’s Land Grab BROWNSVILLE, TX. – This morning, the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (TPWD) approved a resolution that would allow SpaceX to increase its size and scale of operations byContinueContinue reading “Rio Grande Valley Organizations Oppose Texas Parks & Wildlife Allowing SpaceX’s Land Grab”

For immediate releaseFebruary 27, 2024 Media Contact:Matt Parr, Private Equity Stakeholder Projectmatt.parr@pestakeholder.org773-234-4855 South Texas communities deliver demand letter, samples of wetlands to Global Infrastructure Partners headquarters Community members and activists join on day of action against the financial backers of Rio Grande LNG NEW YORK, NY—Today, community members from South Texas will join together with activistsContinueContinue reading “South Texas communities deliver demand letter, samples of wetlands to Global Infrastructure Partners headquarters”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 18, 2023 Contact: anothergulfispossible@gmail.com Rio Grande Valley Organizations Condemn Latest SpaceX Rocket Explosion in the South Texas Region BROWNSVILLE, TX. – This morning, SpaceX tested the controversial Starship/SuperHeavy, the largest rocket in human history, on Brownsville’s Boca Chica beach. Local residents witnessed, for the second time this year, the rocket launchContinueContinue reading “Rio Grande Valley Organizations Condemn Latest SpaceX Rocket Explosion in the South Texas Region”

For immediate releaseNovember 3, 2023 Media Contact:Matt Parr, Private Equity Stakeholder Projectmatt.parr@pestakeholder.org773-234-4855 Texas communities demand the end of Rio Grande LNG at latest Washington State Pension Board meeting WA pension has almost half a billion invested in private equity-backed Rio Grande On Thursday, community activists and tribal groups directly affected by the proposed Rio GrandeContinueContinue reading “Texas communities demand the end of Rio Grande LNG at latest Washington State Pension Board meeting”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 30, 2023 Contact: Bekah Hinojosa, bekahbot@gmail.com or (956) 975-6634 FERC Commissioners ignore community concerns, reaffirm Texas LNG, Rio Grande LNG, and Rio Bravo Pipeline Washington D.C. – On Friday, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) voted to reaffirm all three proposed fracked gas projects from the September open meeting: Texas LNG,ContinueContinue reading “Press Statement: FERC Commissioners ignore community concerns, reaffirm Texas LNG, Rio Grande LNG, and Rio Bravo Pipeline”

Press Release Contact: anothergulfispossible@gmail.com Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas Condemns NextDecade for clearcutting sacred lands for Rio Grande LNG project Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas received a letter from NextDecade falsely claiming that sacred lands were not harmed during land clearing activities. October 9, 2023, Brownsville, TX – The Carrizo Comecrudo Tribe of Texas received a letterContinueContinue reading “Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas Condemns NextDecade for clearcutting sacred lands for Rio Grande LNG project”