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South Texas border city preparing to run out of water by 2044

Posted on May 11, 2024 by Alan Day

LAREDO, Texas (Border Report) — Water is something on the top of everyone’s minds here in this South Texas border city. A study commissioned by the City of Laredo in 2022 estimated it will run out of water by 2044 and that has its 250,000 residents scared.

Source: South Texas border city preparing to run out of water by 2044

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