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William Joy

  • Public Relations Manager, Baker Botts
Dallas
As seen in: MSN, U.S. News and World Report, Dallas Business Journal, KHOU-TV (Houston, TX), WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX), WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH), WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA), KARE-TV (Minneapolis, MN), KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ), KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) and
PR guy. Emmy and AP winner. Mizzou alum. Nashville native. Previous: Reporter at @WFAA, @KMBC, @WAVE3News, and @Live5News
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Farmers Branch moves closer to being Texas' first self-sustaining city

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By William Joy
| Dallas Business Journal Verified
This story is available as part of a content partnership with WFAA-TV. For more local news, visit WFAA.com. When Texas grid operator ERCOT left the state in the dark and cold in 2021, Farmers Branch city leaders began thinking about what could be changed locally. It found the answer in a decades-old landfill. “Just seeing the impact that it had on the local, just everybody in terms of losing their electricity, is there anything we can do,” Sustainability Director Shane Davis said.
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Farmers Branch nears groundbreaking on solar farm that will make it Texas' first self-sustaining city

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By William Joy
| WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified
FARMERS BRANCH, Texas — When Texas grid operator ERCOT left the state in the dark and cold in 2021, Farmers Branch city leaders began thinking about what could be changed locally. It found the answer in a decades-old landfill. “Just seeing the impact that it had on the local, just everybody in terms of losing their electricity, is there anything we can do,” sustainability director Shane Davis said.
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Beef prices rising as cattle counts plummet amid drought in Texas and Western US

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By William Joy
| KAGS-TV (Bryan, TX) Verified
ALVARADO, Texas — The record heat and stubborn drought don’t just make time outdoors miserable. They’re pushing grocery prices higher and Texas ranchers into financial issues. “The heat dries everything out,” Chris Goodwin, who farms in Alvarado said. “It sucks the moisture out. It’s hard on the plants. It puts them through a stress.” Goodwin has 5,800 acres of corn and sudangrass along with about 130 cattle. He typically can cut three times when he’s ready to harvest.
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