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World Wide Fund for Nature

  • Blogs

    March 29, 2010

    In Brightest Day, In Blackest Night: City Seemed a Little Dimmer This Earth Hour

    Justin TerveenSaturday night was Victory Park's moment to shine. (Click to expand into a larger window. Or compare to this shot.)​ It was easy to go home a little unimpressed last year by Dallas's Earth Hour 2009 showing -- but then again, you know they were just setting up a sequel. Sur ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 26, 2010

    Dallas After Dark: Tomorrow Night, It's Lights Out, Yet Again, For Earth Hour

    Justin TerveenDowntown Dallas as it looked during last year's Earth Hour​Speaking of our pal Justin ...Last year we enlisted him to shoot the city as it went dark for World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour. Only problem: Despite the lengthy list of buildings scheduled to join the 60-minute blackout, it ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 29, 2009

    Blackout: Downtown Dallas Goes Dark?

    Justin TerveenFor one magical hour Saturday night, Dallas was barely recognizable.Wishful thinking, maybe, that the World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour 2009 would amount to much of anything in Dallas.With that long list of participating buildings, it was fun to imagine downtown without electricity for ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 25, 2009

    The Night Pegasus Goes Dark

    As we mentioned a few weeks back, the mayor's looking to get Dallas residents to turn out the lights for a solid hour Saturday night, beginning at 8:30, as part of the World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour 2009. Initially, only the downtown skyline was scheduled for the blackout, but Meranda Cohn at City ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 4, 2009

    Look Out, Dallas, It's a Blackout!

    When the entire Dallas skyline goes dark at 8:30 p.m. on March 28, fret not: It'll be totally intentional. That's because the city announced today that it will participate in the World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour 2009, which calls for folks to dim their lights as part of the "largest climate awarenes ... More >>

  • Film

    April 18, 2002

    Rock in Role

    As The Scorpion King, the People's Champ doth layeth the smacketh down

  • Dining

    July 26, 2001

    Feeding Frenzy

    Some high-demand fish are in danger of extinction--and restaurants are caught in the middle

  • News

    January 22, 1998

    Flood money

    The Trinity River Plan's billion-dollar vision of levees, parks, and ponds has Mayor Ron Kirk--and most of Dallas--spellbound. But engineers warn it could lead to a flooding catastrophe and destroy the same poor neighborhoods it's designed to help.

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