Led by county officials and an indefatigable water man, Medina County is finding ways to live with its new multibillion-dollar neighbors.

Lake Corpus Christi Homeowners watch prices drop as shoreline pulls back

Source: Lakefront no more! Property values sink as water disappears | kiiitv.com

Cities, towns and industrial complexes aim to quickly pump tens of millions of gallons per day in a bid to avert disaster.

Source: Corpus Christi Water Crisis Spurs Stampede on South Texas Aquifers | Inside Climate News

Regarding “Texas lawmakers to probe data center impacts as criticisms heat up,” (March 28): The idea of data centers is not new. They are not inherently bad, and have been around for decades. As always, it is the way we use them that gives us grief.

Source: Data centers are harming Texans. It’s about time we study the impacts. | Houston Chronicle

Texas – Industrial companies participating in a voluntary fee program won’t pay surcharges — if they were implemented — during a Level 1 water emergency in Corpus

Source: Surcharge exemption remains for industry through water emergency | Blue Water

With the passage of Proposition 4 in November of 2025, more than $20 billion in state sales tax revenues will be designated to the Texas Water Fund to address w

Source: Proposition 4 Will Bring $20 Billion to Texas Water Fund | The Business Press

Farm margins in Utah have been tight in recent years, but this year it’s even worse. One solution to the dual problems of water scarcity and high input costs might be water leasing.

Source: New program pays farmers to send water to Great Salt Lake | Utah Public Radio

Experts say the demand for fresh water is increasing due to the local population continuing to rise and the arrival of new data centers, which also need fresh water as they require a lot of power.

Source: Experts look to desalinate salt water as local population, need for drinking water rises in region | ABC13 Houston

The alliance gives Bryan a seat at the table in Texas’ growing nuclear industry.

Source: City of Bryan joins Texas Nuclear Alliance, signaling commitment to nuclear energy future | KBTX