The Hard Ceiling Over Texas Cities’ Climate Plans
Texas Observer · 1 hour ago
In 2015, a 25-year-old flooring installer named Roendy Granillo collapsed and died of heat stroke on a construction job in Melissa, a small town northeast of Dallas, after his family said he was denied a water break. They carried his story to Dallas City Hall, and the council passed an ordinance…
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