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The Lone Star State has long prided itself on its independence. The state’s own electricity grid is independent from the rest of the United States in part to eschew regulated oversight. The week of February 10, 2021, a series of extremely cold winter storms moved across the region, lowering temperatures into the single digits and, in some places in North Texas, below zero. As temperatures plunged, demand for electricity soared and rolling blackouts began.

You are invited to join Energy Policy and Climate program faculty, students, alumni, and friends at the free EPC Spring Social Hour on Thursday, March 11th from 7 PM EST. Spark creative discussions, foster organic networking, and gain a glimpse into this program’s extensive learning community.

SAVE THE DATE: The fourth part of AAP's series, "Water-Energy-Food Nexus," is scheduled for March 17th at 2:00 PM EDT.

You are invited to join Environmental Sciences and Policy program faculty, students, alumni, and friends at the free ESP Spring Social Hour on Thursday, March 25th from 7 PM EST. Spark creative discussions, foster organic networking, and gain a glimpse into this program’s extensive learning community.

SAVE THE DATE: The fifth part of AAP's series, "Water-Energy-Food Nexus," is scheduled for April 8 at 2:00 PM EST.

Find out how the MS in Energy Policy and Climate degree can help you address the demands of today while sustaining the Earth for tomorrow.

Find out how the MS in Geographic Information Systems program can help you decode the properties and constructs within a particular environment so that you can make informed decisions.

The drive for progress does not necessitate a degradation to our world and its habitats. Find out how the MS in Environmental Sciences and Policy program can help you develop solutions that seek balance and sustainable approaches.

SAVE THE DATE: The sixth part of AAP's series, "Water-Energy-Food Nexus," is scheduled for May 6 at 2:00 PM EST.