Brendan Gibbons
Energy and Environment Reporter at San Antonio Report
Coloradexan. Writer/editor of @oil_watch by @EnviroIntegrity. Also the Trailist outdoor column for @SAReport. Board member w/ River Aid SA: https://t.co/Kgso7d1qeU
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Jan 5, 2025 |
sanantonioreport.org | Brendan Gibbons
In the nearly seven years since launching this series, I’ve written about more than 70 trails and parks within a day’s drive of San Antonio. While all of them have been worth visiting, a few truly stand out. San Antonio’s trail network has exploded since my first post on April 2018 on the Medina River Natural Area, a piece of open space on the South Side that offers hiking, biking, paddling and camping.
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Dec 8, 2024 |
sanantonioreport.org | Brendan Gibbons
Last month, I saw a social media post by the Great Springs Project, an initiative to build a more extensive trail network between Austin and San Antonio, about a new park opening in Comal County. I knew I had to check it out. On Nov. 1, Comal County officials and other partners announced the public opening of the Morton Preserve, a 288-acre wildlife sanctuary with a short walking trail.
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Nov 3, 2024 |
sanantonioreport.org | Brendan Gibbons
This month, I thought I would check out a park I had never visited before on the Southwest Side, an area that could use more of them. At about 42 acres, Miller’s Pond is small but still vital to a part of San Antonio where public lands are scarce. The only other major park nearby is Pearsall Park, a former landfill that has some decent trails, a disc golf course and a brand-new bike park, among other features.
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Oct 6, 2024 |
sanantonioreport.org | Brendan Gibbons
I got hopelessly lost the first time riding my mountain bike at O.P. Schnabel Park nearly nine years ago, ending up tangled in brush somewhere south of the park along the Leon Creek Greenway. I’ve learned to navigate the park better since then, and now I find it a shady natural oasis where I can lose my worries, if only for a little while. O.P. Schnabel is one of San Antonio’s large legacy North Side parks.
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Sep 26, 2024 |
news.oilandgaswatch.org | Brendan Gibbons
A debate over tax subsidies for hydrogen power is splitting energy companies, clean power advocates, and Congressional Democrats, with many lobbying to loosen the rules, including some companies advocating to allow more fossil fuel-based hydrogen to qualify for “clean energy” tax breaks.
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