Arcelia Martin is a Business Reporter at The Dallas Morning News. She reports on equity and economic topics across North Texas' diverse communities, with a focus on energy policy, climate change, and environmental issues. Arcelia has been featured in various publications including Brunswick News Inc., Lawton Publishing Company, and The Texas Tribune, among others.
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Arcelia Martin's focus is on local news, particularly related to the Texas economy, employment trends, and immigration laws. Her articles frequently cite data and cover government announcements.
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President Donald Trump speaks during a White House press conference. This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan
By: Arcelia Martin, Kiley Price, Jake Bolster, Dylan Baddour
Welcome to Inside Climate, a new podcast from the staff of Inside Climate News.
By: Arcelia Martin
Amid triple-digit temperatures, solar and storage have created far more breathing room than in the last stretch of record energy demand.
By: Arcelia Martin
A new study argues for an alternative approach, proposing regulations that would foster growth and minimize environmental impacts at the same time.
By: Arcelia Martin
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment.
By: Arcelia Martin
Renewables make up 70 percent of the state's future electricity generation, outcompeting fossil fuels in the marketplace.
By: Arcelia Martin
A truck backs up to a natural gas fracking facility in North Texas. This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan
By: Arcelia Martin
A new peer-reviewed study suggests that productivity for fossil fuel companies boosted by AI tools will increase global emissions by nearly 5 percent.
By: Arcelia Martin
No large data centers will come online in Texas until after the November elections.
