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Texas’s Natural Heritage Matters

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By Stephen J. Perkins
| bullypulpit.eco
Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Big Bend remains one of the largest and most untouched landscapes in Texas. Rugged mountains rise from the desert floor while the Rio Grande cuts a distinct path through canyons and open land. Concrete and steel don’t exactly fit in a landscape like that. It is a place defined by distance, silence, and the dramatic character of the land itself.
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Conservation as a Civic Virtue

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By Stephen J. Perkins
| bullypulpit.eco
Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. America’s youth face a problem rarely discussed in practical terms: they don’t have a clear role in their communities. They’re surrounded by causes, commentary, and crisis, but offered very few opportunities to be needed or helpful. And without real responsibility - that is, work that resonates beyond them - agency erodes, belonging thins, and life moves away from being about contribution.
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The Lights are Staying on in America

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By Danielle Franz, Chris Barnard, Stephen J. Perkins
| bullypulpit.eco
Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Pessimism is having a moment in America. The climate doomsayers promise America cannot grow without destroying the planet. The degrowth crowd equates prosperity with sin. The merchants of fear and discontent sell the idea that keeping the lights on itself is the problem. They offer a future of less power, fewer choices, and lower expectations, wrapped in moral language. ACC rejects that vision.
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