Lana Ferguson
Energy and Natural Resources Reporter at The Dallas Morning News
Writing about energy + natural resources for @dallasnews. New(ish) Texan by way of the East Coast + Deep South. Big fan of the Oxford comma.
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5 days ago |
journalgazette.net | Lana Ferguson
CALLAHAN COUNTY, Texas – The idea for a “solar robot” started several years ago, as a sketch on a cocktail napkin in a hotel lobby. Fast forward to mid-April, and Rosendin Electric senior vice president David Lincoln watched a prototype of the robot during a demonstration at one of his company’s developing solar farms in West Texas. It was somewhere between Cisco and Abilene, more than 150 miles from downtown Dallas.
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1 week ago |
tspantx.com | Lana Ferguson
The ground beneath Texas’ urban areas, including Dallas and Fort Worth, is sinking at a quicker pace than other comparatively large cities, according to a new study. In a study published on Thursday by Nature Cities, researchers examined 28 of the nation’s most populous cities.
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1 week ago |
tylerpaper.com | Lana Ferguson
CALLAHAN COUNTY — The idea for a “solar robot” started several years ago, as a sketch on a cocktail napkin in a hotel lobby. Fast forward to mid-April, and Rosendin Electric senior vice president David Lincoln watched a prototype of the robot during a demonstration at one of his company’s developing solar farms in West Texas. It was somewhere between Cisco and Abilene, more than 150 miles from downtown Dallas.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Lana Ferguson
7 hours agoWarning Issued to Tourists at Texas' Largest National ParkTourists at Big Bend National Park in Texas were warned of unhealthy air quality levels on Tuesday, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection …4 days agoI Visited These 12 National Parks in a Year on a Teacher’s Salary – My $3k Budget, Routes & Free Camping Secrets!I Visited These 12 National Parks in a Year on a Teacher’s Salary 2 May 2025 55 Views 0 Ever felt that deep, unscratchable itch to break free from the …
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tspantx.com | Lana Ferguson
If a new coalition has its way, more North Texans may soon have the ability to turn their homes into “virtual power plants” to enhance grid stability and lower costs. On Tuesday, Abundance Energy, sonnen and Energywell announced a collaboration meant to bring the behind-the-meter, battery-enabled technology to the Lone Star State. A virtual power plant, or VPP, is a network of decentralized energy sources working together to generate, store and manage electricity.
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RT @sarahhepola: Beautiful layout for that Post Malone story in @dallasnews today. https://t.co/lpRgYfu5Bo https://t.co/ylxOcgvUMa
The ground beneath Texas’ urban areas, including Dallas and Fort Worth, is sinking at a quicker pace than other comparatively large cities, according to a new study. @dallasnews https://t.co/L8f9ISr6xd
A fun read from @yberard on a generational rancher moving from the city to learn the ways of cowboys in the birthplace of Texas cattle ranching. Ranchers and farmers have raised cattle and tilled the soil since the 1750s in Zapata County. @dallasnews https://t.co/oJ7mCbd1SD