Business & Tech
A Different Kind of Pearl: Oysters Hold Promise For Rockport Recovery
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As the town rebuilds, it’s looking past tourism to other industries, even oyster farming, that will sustain and grow the coastal economy.
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The Trailist
The Trailist: Olmos Basin Park Has A Hidden Network of Dirt Trails
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Roughly 5 miles of dirt paths wind through Olmos Basin Park, only a short distance north of downtown. Mountain bikers especially should give these a try.
Environment
Study Estimates SA Traffic Pollution Causes Nearly 600 Child Asthma Cases Per Year
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San Antonio is among the nation’s top 10 cities for childhood asthma cases specifically related to air pollution from cars and trucks, according to a study.
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San Antonio River Foundation Developing More Reasons to ‘Discover Your River’
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Just as the River Foundation is a purpose-driven steward of the San Antonio River, the organization is also an efficient steward of every investment made in its vision.
Commentary
Red-Shouldered Hawks Make Home and Family in Hardberger Park
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The nature photography of Michael Farquhar offers an intimate view of a mating pair of red-shouldered hawks who call Hardberger Park home.
Environment
Good News for Butterflies: Timely Rains Boost Wildflowers
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Those with a hankering for butterflies and carpets of native blooms should head to the Hill Country or Mission Reach for a spectacular show this weekend.
Gov & Politics
Across the Hill Country, Sewage Plants Threaten to Turn Clear Streams Into Algae Pools
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From Bandera to Blanco, Hill Country residents are increasingly grappling with plans to discharge treated sewage into the region’s clear waterways.
The Trailist
The Trailist: Land Heritage Institute Has 20 Miles of Trails on the South Side
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The trails are a main attraction, but the preserve also includes remnants of South Texas farming and ranching heritage.
Environment
Third Annual March for Science SA Embraces Climate Action Plan
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Mayor Ron Nirenberg will be among the speakers at Saturday’s March for Science, which will focus on the City’s proposed Climate Action and Adaptation Plan.
Gov & Politics
In Kendall County, SAWS Faces Questions on Export of Edwards Aquifer Water
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As the San Antonio Water System dips its toe into selling water further outside its service territory, big questions are emerging.
Gov & Politics
Council to Vote Soon on Updated Parks Plan, Smoke Ban in Parks
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On April 11, the Council is to vote on the plan and on a proposed ban on tobacco use in its parks, as well as public spaces including the River Walk.
