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In today's edition of "The Commuter Cut," we’re joined by freelance journalist Laura Mallonee, who talks about the changing outlook for clean energy in Texas, after recently reporting on the topic for the Texas Observer.
Then, we discuss what’s behind the changes in public school enrollment across the Houston region and what this could mean for local districts with Courtney Thrash, a researcher for the Houston Education Research Consortium.
Plus, we learn all about the Houston-based non-profit design house Magpies & Peacocks, with founder Sarah-Jayne Smith and vice president Ahshia Berry, who tell us all about their work recycling textiles and turning them into locally made, unique upcycled collections.
By Houston Public MediaIn today's edition of "The Commuter Cut," we’re joined by freelance journalist Laura Mallonee, who talks about the changing outlook for clean energy in Texas, after recently reporting on the topic for the Texas Observer.
Then, we discuss what’s behind the changes in public school enrollment across the Houston region and what this could mean for local districts with Courtney Thrash, a researcher for the Houston Education Research Consortium.
Plus, we learn all about the Houston-based non-profit design house Magpies & Peacocks, with founder Sarah-Jayne Smith and vice president Ahshia Berry, who tell us all about their work recycling textiles and turning them into locally made, unique upcycled collections.