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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
Alejandra Martinez, The Texas Tribune, and Martha Pskowski, Inside Climate News

Senator’s bill would fine Texans for multiple environmental complaints that don’t lead to enforcement

Linda Hunter sits in the dining room of her home in Gunter, TX where concrete batch plants can be seen through the windows on March 21, 2023. Since the first plant was built in 2017, Hunter and her husband’s quality of life has been impacted by the persistent air, noise, and light pollution generated. “These are 9 feet of windows. They were placed out here so that I could see outside in the country.”
Linda Hunter sits in the dining room of her home in Gunter, where concrete batch plants can be seen through the windows. “These are 9 feet of windows,” she said. “They were placed out here so that I could see outside in the country.” (Credit: Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune)

GUNTER — From the big glass windows in her dining room, Linda Hunter has seen her view transformed from grand, green pastures to a row of side-by-side concrete batch plants.

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