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Extreme Weather Risks Rising In Texas, Warns New Report

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...

Data Shows Texas’ Weather Is Changing — and Texans Should Prepare

March 5, 2020
Posts by Texas 2036Texas 2036 March 5, 2020 Data makes hard conversations easier, and few conversations have been as difficult as the one around climate. It was important to us to work with Texas A&M University and the state climatologist, Dr. John Nielsen-Gammon, to bring a new lens to this issue. We wanted to take...

Many Texans lack access to high-speed internet

March 2, 2020
To see the critical role that broadband internet plays in 21st century Texas, look no further than this column. If you’re reading it on a screen, your device is probably connected to a high-speed internet service. If you’re reading it in a newspaper, there’s a good chance you paid for it electronically on a secure...

The Year So Far, and What’s to Come for Texas

February 28, 2020
In 2019, Texas 2036 brought on a host of renowned Texas leaders as executives and board members, unveiled 350+ data sets and interactive tools, and launched a new website where Texans can access that material to get a better idea of where Texas has been and where it’s going. What’s Planned for 2020 This year...

Success of Texas Depends on Youth Health

February 19, 2020
A new decade brings a new start, and as Texans look toward the future, it’s clear we must look at the health and education of our children. Texas will add 10 million more people by our state’s bicentennial in 2036, with a significant portion of them in North Texas. To support 38 million Texans, we’ll...
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