Railroad Commission Chairman Wayne Christian joins senior reporter Brad Johnson to discuss the oil and gas industry in Texas and his ongoing bid for reelection.
The appeals court found that the lower court failed to provide an adequate definition of "pause" associated with the president's executive order.
The financial titan has been accused of saying one thing in public and doing another behind closed doors.
When the final list is released, the state will begin the process of removing its pension dollars from those offending companies.
The inspections began this month and will continue through mid-August.
Oil and gas producers place much of the blame for their industry's turmoil with the federal government, and most notably with President Biden.
When asked if they hold policies of boycotting oil and gas development, one company said "Hell no."
During her race, Stogner has been accused of holding beliefs antithetical to her party's while taking aim at the oil and gas establishment.
The legislation would mirror a bill passed in 2021 that prohibited banks from refusing loans to gun manufacturers.
Some Texas oil and gas producers have leaned into calls for Environmental, Social, and Governance policies, adopting them into their day-to-day operations and decision making.
The two challengers, one Republican and one Democrat, hope to unseat incumbent Wayne Christian who is seeking his second term.
The company is currently being evaluated for allegedly promoting fossil fuel divestment policies by the state's top fiscal officer.
