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What Would Dallas Look Like If the Trinity River Was a Barge Canal? We Will Never Know

Fifty years ago, the city decided that, no, the Trinity River should not be turned into a barge canal all the way to Galveston. Let’s celebrate that vote and Ned Fritz, the man who made it happen.

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A 63-mile Bus Tour Highlighted Dallas Environmental Injustices What Comes Next?

Sand Branch still doesn't have potable water. West Dallas is still fighting for clean air. Communities in southern Dallas still sit next to environmental hazards from industry long gone. A five-hour bus tour recently highlighted just how much work Dallas has to do.

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Residents Want To Transform Former Shingle Mountain Site A New Policy Could Stand In The Way

A coalition of more than 10 community organizations met to discuss a proposed City of Dallas land-use policy change and how it will impact neighborhood-led plans like Floral Farms'.

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It Only Took Three Months for Industry to Return to the Shingle Mountain Site

It Only Took Three Months for Industry to Return to the Shingle Mountain Site The shingles are gone, but the landowner wants to use the property for metal sorting. Marsha Jackson, who lives next door, says her home reeks of diesel fuel. By Matt Goodman Published in FrontBurner May 14, 2021 2:34 pm Marsha Jackson has another fight on her hands. For three years, her neighbor was a six-story-tall dump of shingles, which came to be known as Shingle Mountain. It stood there for years as lawsuits wended their way through the courts. Last year, the city finally reached a settlement with one of the landowners to have the pile hauled to the nearby McCommas Bluff Landfill. It was fully removed by February, and the city vowed to begin an environmental assessment and consider acquiring the land, a right given to the city in the settlement.

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Shingle Mountain, a giant pile of pollution in Black and Latino Dallas, is finally gone

Shingle Mountain, a giant pile of pollution in Black and Latino Dallas, is finally gone
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