Millions Of Texans Could Lose Power In Rolling Blackouts Amid Record Heat - Forbes

Cities across the state recorded record-breaking temperatures over the weekend, including Houston, where Bush Intercontinental Airport reached 105 degrees Sunday (the previous record for the ... Read More

Texans could be ‘hardest hit’: The state could lose 370,000 jobs and $47 billion a year in GDP because of Trump’s tariffs - MSN

Texans could be ‘hardest hit’: The state could lose 370,000 jobs and $47 billion a year in GDP because of Trump’s tariffs ... Read More

Texas Economy. Tourism Hurt by Climate Crisis, Heat Wave - Business Insider

A new estimate says the record summer heat in Texas cost the state's economy $24 billion. The drop came from people staying home and tourists avoiding the state. Texas was hit twice as hard as ... Read More

Historic Summer Heat Costs Texas’ Economy $24B - Governing

Thehistoric temperatures this summeralso tested Texas’ economy. The heat likely reduced the state’s gross domestic product by as much as $24 billion, according to a new analysis by Federal ... Read More

Summer heat cost Texas’ economy $24 billion, Dallas Fed says

Other calculations suggest a lesser impact on the economy. The Perryman Group, an economic analysis firm, estimated in July that the summer heat would cost the state’s economy $9.5 billion in ... Read More

The economy's long, hot, and uncertain summer — CBS News poll

Poll shows people pessimistic about economy despite positive indicators 02:16. Never mind the macro stats for the U.S. economy — Americans are hot, and very much still bothered by high prices ... Read More

Texans pessimistic about the national economy and losing faith in democracy, poll says - KSAT.com

More than 60% of Texans polled by Texas Lyceum said the country is on the wrong course, and the poll found steep drops in the number of people who think democracy is the best form of government. Read More

Summer heat cost Texas’ economy $24 billion, Dallas Fed says - MSN

The historic temperatures this summer also tested Texas’ economy. The heat likely reduced the state’s gross domestic product by as much as $24 billion, according to a new analysis by Federal ... Read More