Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Texas Railroad Commission approved a new policy that eliminates much of the public comment typically heard during its monthly meetings, drawing criticism from transparency advocates and some elected officials. As Inside Climate News reporter Martha Pskowski reports, residents can still request to speak on agenda items, but commissioners now have discretion over who is called on.
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The Texas Railroad Commission approved a new policy that eliminates much of the public comment typically heard during its monthly meetings, drawing criticism from transparency advocates and some elected officials. As Inside Climate News reporter Martha Pskowski reports, residents can still request to speak on agenda items, but commissioners now have discretion over who is called on.
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