Texas 2036

Texas 2036

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A Note from Texas 2036’s Founder and Chairman

March 23, 2020
I have heard people say crises, whether they be tornadoes, hurricanes, wars or pandemics, build character. Actually, they usually reveal character, as well as strengths and weaknesses. As we watch some Texans stepping forward on the health care front lines — putting their health at risk — and those who remain indoors to protect others,...

Handling This Unprecedented Crisis

March 17, 2020
The new coronavirus (COVID-19), will likely impact every Texan and every business in some way in the coming months. While its full impact is yet to be understood, it’s safe to say that Texans haven’t encountered a crisis quite like this one. However, we know that Texas has never seen a challenge we couldn’t overcome....
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Our Economic Success Begins with Education

March 9, 2020
One of the most important, effective ways to ensue Texas remains an economic powerhouse well into the future is to educate the more than 5 million children in our public schools. The Texas economy increasingly depends on a highly educated workforce that has the knowledge and skills needed to success in the 21st century. With strategic...

A&M study: The future of Texas depends on climate preparedness

March 6, 2020
Texans should expect warmer weather, more wildfires and urban flooding, and increased impact from hurricanes through 2036 thanks to climate change, according to a new study from the Office of the Texas State Climatologist at Texas A&M University. The study of historic and future climate trends says the state has already experienced such changes in...
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