Sinton’s mayor says protests will continue as Corpus Christi pushes forward with its Evangeline groundwater project.
Source: Sinton mayor: ‘We’re not giving up’ on groundwater project fight | kiiitv.com
Author: Alan Day
South Texas water dispute: Orange Grove, Corpus Christi meet over aquifer concerns | kiiitv.com
Leaders in Orange Grove and Corpus Christi are investigating whether new groundwater wells in western Nueces County are impacting water levels and quality in Jim Wel
Source: South Texas water dispute: Orange Grove, Corpus Christi meet over aquifer concerns | kiiitv.com
Record low Colorado mountain snow threatens grim year for dry US West | AP News
Hydrologists working high in the Rocky Mountains have measured what they say is Colorado’s driest winter of snow moisture on record.
Source: Record low Colorado mountain snow threatens grim year for dry US West | AP News
How does AI, data centers use so much water in Texas?
Texas is becoming an industry hotbed for AI and data centers, but it comes with a cost.
Source: How does AI, data centers use so much water in Texas? | mySA
What You Need to Know About Desalination, a Growing Source of Drinking Water
As droughts worsen and freshwater grows scarce, desalination is expanding rapidly
Here’s what curtailment may look like in water emergency
What a water emergency may look like for Corpus Christi — including forced reductions in overall water use — may soon come into clearer focus.
Source: Here’s what curtailment may look like in water emergency | Caller-Times
Water is running out, better go catch it – The Paisano
City of Orange Grove officials assert recent groundwater impacts
Orange Grove officials say they have seen lower groundwater levels and diminished water quality coinciding with operation of Corpus Christi’s wells.
Source: City of Orange Grove officials assert recent groundwater impacts | Caller-Times
Data centers on the rise in Texas
Water resources are becoming a topic of concern in the Lone Star State, as data centers threaten to drastically ramp up water need in the coming years.
Corpus Christi prepares for Level 1 water emergency as reservoirs drop and council debates industrial cuts
City council members are questioning if large industrial users will face the same water restrictions as residents ahead of an April 14 vote on mandatory cuts.