By Shelby Webb, Carlos Anchondo
July 25th, 2025
That frustrated efforts from Texas CCS Community Advocacy Coalition, a group of advocates and environmentalists trying to organize against the shift in authority. Few of their members were able to sign up, they said, because the slots to speak had already been filled.
The work by both groups is shedding light on grassroots advocacy efforts and how industry groups and environmental nonprofits alike are each mobilizing people for public comment. Texas’ bid to secure top authority over Class VI wells has long proved polarizing, with divisions likely only to deepen as EPA comes closer to making a final decision.
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