Don't Blow It, Texas
The Devils River runs wild and free - just like Texas.
Now there's a real risk of developers scouring 140,000 acres of conservation land with massive transmission lines and huge industrial turbines.
Join us in telling the policy makers that destroying our river basins and precious public viewsheds.
Don't Blow It, Texas
The Devils River runs wild and free - just like Texas.
Now there's a real risk of developers scouring 140,000 acres of conservation land with massive transmission lines and huge industrial turbines.
Join us in telling the policy makers that destroying our river basins and precious public viewsheds.
WHAT'S AT STAKE
WHAT'S AT STAKE
WHAT'S AT STAKE
WHAT'S AT STAKE
Everything Texas Stands to Lose
Everything Texas Stands to Lose
Everything Texas Stands to Lose
The Devils River region represents one of the last intact wilderness in Texas. Industrial development threatens not just a river, but our national security, cultural heritage, and the irreplaceable ecosystem that defines this land.
Texas' Last Wild River
The Devils River flows crystal clear through limestone canyons, fed by Edwards Aquifer springs. Proposed transmission lines and wind turbines require deep drilling that threatens the karst aquifer system sustaining this ecosystem.
Texas' Last Wild River
The Devils River flows crystal clear through limestone canyons, fed by Edwards Aquifer springs. Proposed transmission lines and wind turbines require deep drilling that threatens the karst aquifer system sustaining this ecosystem.
Texas' Last Wild River
The Devils River flows crystal clear through limestone canyons, fed by Edwards Aquifer springs. Proposed transmission lines and wind turbines require deep drilling that threatens the karst aquifer system sustaining this ecosystem.
Texas' Last Wild River
The Devils River flows crystal clear through limestone canyons, fed by Edwards Aquifer springs. Proposed transmission lines and wind turbines require deep drilling that threatens the karst aquifer system sustaining this ecosystem.
National Security Threat
Laughlin Air Force Base trains 350+ pilots annually, nearly half of America's fighter pilots. Foreign-owned proposed transmission lines and wind turbines create radar interference and restrict training airspace, weakening our military readiness, and could provide our adversaries to harm our interests.
National Security Threat
Laughlin Air Force Base trains 350+ pilots annually, nearly half of America's fighter pilots. Foreign-owned proposed transmission lines and wind turbines create radar interference and restrict training airspace, weakening our military readiness, and could provide our adversaries to harm our interests.
National Security Threat
Laughlin Air Force Base trains 350+ pilots annually, nearly half of America's fighter pilots. Foreign-owned proposed transmission lines and wind turbines create radar interference and restrict training airspace, weakening our military readiness, and could provide our adversaries to harm our interests.
National Security Threat
Laughlin Air Force Base trains 350+ pilots annually, nearly half of America's fighter pilots. Foreign-owned proposed transmission lines and wind turbines create radar interference and restrict training airspace, weakening our military readiness, and could provide our adversaries to harm our interests.
Ancient Cultural Heritage
The Lower Pecos Canyonlands contain 2,000+ archaeological sites including elaborate rock art dating back 4,000 years. Blasting for proposed transmission lines and wind turbines foundations will irreversibly damage these prehistoric treasures. Archaeologists agree that these drawings represent the oldest "books" in North America.
Ancient Cultural Heritage
The Lower Pecos Canyonlands contain 2,000+ archaeological sites including elaborate rock art dating back 4,000 years. Blasting for proposed transmission lines and wind turbines foundations will irreversibly damage these prehistoric treasures. Archaeologists agree that these drawings represent the oldest "books" in North America.
Ancient Cultural Heritage
The Lower Pecos Canyonlands contain 2,000+ archaeological sites including elaborate rock art dating back 4,000 years. Blasting for proposed transmission lines and wind turbines foundations will irreversibly damage these prehistoric treasures. Archaeologists agree that these drawings represent the oldest "books" in North America.
Ancient Cultural Heritage
The Lower Pecos Canyonlands contain 2,000+ archaeological sites including elaborate rock art dating back 4,000 years. Blasting for proposed transmission lines and wind turbines foundations will irreversibly damage these prehistoric treasures. Archaeologists agree that these drawings represent the oldest "books" in North America.
Critical Wildlife Corridor
Millions of Mexican free-tailed bats roost in nearby Fern Cave. The proposed transmission lines and wind turbines sit directly in migratory pathways for endangered birds, bats, and monarch butterflies — and 700 foot tall wind turbines are a death trap.
Critical Wildlife Corridor
Millions of Mexican free-tailed bats roost in nearby Fern Cave. The proposed transmission lines and wind turbines sit directly in migratory pathways for endangered birds, bats, and monarch butterflies — and 700 foot tall wind turbines are a death trap.
Critical Wildlife Corridor
Millions of Mexican free-tailed bats roost in nearby Fern Cave. The proposed transmission lines and wind turbines sit directly in migratory pathways for endangered birds, bats, and monarch butterflies — and 700 foot tall wind turbines are a death trap.
Critical Wildlife Corridor
Millions of Mexican free-tailed bats roost in nearby Fern Cave. The proposed transmission lines and wind turbines sit directly in migratory pathways for endangered birds, bats, and monarch butterflies — and 700 foot tall wind turbines are a death trap.
Texas Landowner Rights
Local families have protected 150,000+ acres through voluntary conservation easements. Foreign corporations shouldn't override generations of careful stewardship for quick profits that leave Texas. Val Verde ranks #2 out of Texas's 254 counties in acreage under conservation easement.
Texas Landowner Rights
Local families have protected 150,000+ acres through voluntary conservation easements. Foreign corporations shouldn't override generations of careful stewardship for quick profits that leave Texas. Val Verde ranks #2 out of Texas's 254 counties in acreage under conservation easement.
Texas Landowner Rights
Local families have protected 150,000+ acres through voluntary conservation easements. Foreign corporations shouldn't override generations of careful stewardship for quick profits that leave Texas. Val Verde ranks #2 out of Texas's 254 counties in acreage under conservation easement.
Texas Landowner Rights
Local families have protected 150,000+ acres through voluntary conservation easements. Foreign corporations shouldn't override generations of careful stewardship for quick profits that leave Texas. Val Verde ranks #2 out of Texas's 254 counties in acreage under conservation easement.
Economic Destruction
Eco-tourism brings $45 million annually to Val Verde County. Industrial development would devastate local businesses, property values, and the sustainable economy built on natural beauty.
Economic Destruction
Eco-tourism brings $45 million annually to Val Verde County. Industrial development would devastate local businesses, property values, and the sustainable economy built on natural beauty.
Economic Destruction
Eco-tourism brings $45 million annually to Val Verde County. Industrial development would devastate local businesses, property values, and the sustainable economy built on natural beauty.
Economic Destruction
Eco-tourism brings $45 million annually to Val Verde County. Industrial development would devastate local businesses, property values, and the sustainable economy built on natural beauty.
140K
Acres threatened
15K+
Texans fighting
10,000
Years of history
$45M
Economy at risk
140K
Acres threatened
15K+
Texans fighting
10,000
Years of history
$45M
Economy at risk
140K
Acres threatened
15K+
Texans fighting
10,000
Years of history
$45M
Economy at risk
The Largest Capacity Line in Texas
The 160ft height of these transmission towers will surpass anything previously built before.
The Proposed Route
Meet the proposed route for the AEP / CPS Howard-Solstice Transmission line, which would be the largest capacity line in the whole of Texas.
The Largest Capacity Line in Texas
The 160ft height of these transmission towers will surpass anything previously built before.
The Proposed Route
Meet the proposed route for the AEP / CPS Howard-Solstice Transmission line, which would be the largest capacity line in the whole of Texas.
The Largest Capacity Line in Texas
The 160ft height of these transmission towers will surpass anything previously built before.
The Proposed Route
Meet the proposed route for the AEP / CPS Howard-Solstice Transmission line, which would be the largest capacity line in the whole of Texas.
Spain's Greenalia is Coming to Texas
We thought we won in 2021. The Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act blocked Chinese, Russian, North Korean & Iranian companies from accessing Texan critical infrastructure. But there was one problem: it didn't exclude European companies
Enter Greenalia, a Spanish renewable energy corporation that acquired the Blue Hills Wind project from the blocked Chinese billionaire. They're exploiting a loophole in Texas law to build 46 massive turbines, each 700 feet tall, directly in the Devils River watershed.
Spain's Greenalia is Coming to Texas
We thought we won in 2021. The Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act blocked Chinese, Russian, North Korean & Iranian companies from accessing Texan critical infrastructure. But there was one problem: it didn't exclude European companies
Enter Greenalia, a Spanish renewable energy corporation that acquired the Blue Hills Wind project from the blocked Chinese billionaire. They're exploiting a loophole in Texas law to build 46 massive turbines, each 700 feet tall, directly in the Devils River watershed.
Spain's Greenalia is Coming to Texas
We thought we won in 2021. The Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act blocked Chinese, Russian, North Korean & Iranian companies from accessing Texan critical infrastructure. But there was one problem: it didn't exclude European companies
Enter Greenalia, a Spanish renewable energy corporation that acquired the Blue Hills Wind project from the blocked Chinese billionaire. They're exploiting a loophole in Texas law to build 46 massive turbines, each 700 feet tall, directly in the Devils River watershed.
Spain's Greenalia is Coming to Texas
We thought we won in 2021. The Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act blocked Chinese, Russian, North Korean & Iranian companies from accessing Texan critical infrastructure. But there was one problem: it didn't exclude European companies
Enter Greenalia, a Spanish renewable energy corporation that acquired the Blue Hills Wind project from the blocked Chinese billionaire. They're exploiting a loophole in Texas law to build 46 massive turbines, each 700 feet tall, directly in the Devils River watershed.
The Current Status
Right now, Greenalia is pushing forward with plans for 46 massive turbines while ignoring every local voice. The Devils River Conservancy's opposition letter sits unanswered since January 2023. The Spanish executives who admitted knowing nothing about our region's significance are racing toward ERCOT approval. They've found their strategy: acquire both the land and development rights to sidestep Texas law. If we don't act now, the project could become active with Ercot, and the damage becomes irreversible. The time to act is now.
The Current Status
Right now, Greenalia is pushing forward with plans for 46 massive turbines while ignoring every local voice. The Devils River Conservancy's opposition letter sits unanswered since January 2023. The Spanish executives who admitted knowing nothing about our region's significance are racing toward ERCOT approval. They've found their strategy: acquire both the land and development rights to sidestep Texas law. If we don't act now, the project could become active with Ercot, and the damage becomes irreversible. The time to act is now.
The Current Status
Right now, Greenalia is pushing forward with plans for 46 massive turbines while ignoring every local voice. The Devils River Conservancy's opposition letter sits unanswered since January 2023. The Spanish executives who admitted knowing nothing about our region's significance are racing toward ERCOT approval. They've found their strategy: acquire both the land and development rights to sidestep Texas law. If we don't act now, the project could become active with Ercot, and the damage becomes irreversible. The time to act is now.
The Threat
THE COALITION
THE COALITION
THE COALITION
THE COALITION
Local Voices Against Foreign Interests
Local Voices Against Foreign Interests
Local Voices Against Foreign Interests
Foreign developers didn't expect Texas to fight back. They were wrong. Our coalition brings together landowners protecting their heritage, military leaders defending national security, and conservationists preserving our last wild river. Together, we're unstoppable.
Stopped Xinjiang Guanghui Ivestment Corporation
Stopped Xinjiang Guanghui Ivestment Corporation
Blocked Chinese billionaire's wind farm with SB 2116
Blocked Chinese billionaire's wind farm with SB 2116
Killed 3 Projects
Killed 3 Projects
Killed 3 Projects
EOn, Apex Clean Energy and RG Energy withdrew after pressure
EOn, Apex Clean Energy and RG Energy withdrew after pressure
EOn, Apex Clean Energy and RG Energy withdrew after pressure
Passed State Law
Passed State Law
Passed State Law
Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act unanimous victory
Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act unanimous victory
Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act unanimous victory
United Val Verde
United Val Verde
United Val Verde
County Commissioners Court, Del Rio Chamber of Commerce, and several local groups passed official opposition
County Commissioners Court, Del Rio Chamber of Commerce, and several local groups passed official opposition
County Commissioners Court, Del Rio Chamber of Commerce, and several local groups passed official opposition
Natural Parkland or Industrial Wasteland?
Natural Parkland or Industrial Wasteland?
Natural Parkland or Industrial Wasteland?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Devils River?
Who is the Don’t Blow It Fund aka (DBI)?
IS DBI opposed to the AEP/ CPS 765 kV transmission line?
Who funds DBI?
This is private property, shouldn’t anyone be allowed to do anything they want?
There are already wind farms operating in the Devils River area. Why is DBI opposed to any new proposed wind farms?
Who owns the existing wind turbines and who maintains them?
What does DBI want to happen?
What has Mr. Sun Guangxin purchased?
What can concerned citizens do?
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Devils River?
Who is the Don’t Blow It Fund aka (DBI)?
IS DBI opposed to the AEP/ CPS 765 kV transmission line?
Who funds DBI?
This is private property, shouldn’t anyone be allowed to do anything they want?
There are already wind farms operating in the Devils River area. Why is DBI opposed to any new proposed wind farms?
Who owns the existing wind turbines and who maintains them?
What does DBI want to happen?
What has Mr. Sun Guangxin purchased?
What can concerned citizens do?
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Devils River?
Who is the Don’t Blow It Fund aka (DBI)?
IS DBI opposed to the AEP/ CPS 765 kV transmission line?
Who funds DBI?
This is private property, shouldn’t anyone be allowed to do anything they want?
There are already wind farms operating in the Devils River area. Why is DBI opposed to any new proposed wind farms?
Who owns the existing wind turbines and who maintains them?
What does DBI want to happen?
What has Mr. Sun Guangxin purchased?
What can concerned citizens do?
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