Sid Miller warns the looming water crisis in the south Texas city could affect the whole state.
Source: Sid Miller sounds alarm over Corpus Christi water crisis | KCBD 11
Sid Miller warns the looming water crisis in the south Texas city could affect the whole state.
Source: Sid Miller sounds alarm over Corpus Christi water crisis | KCBD 11
Just one site is permitted to release greenhouse gases equal to 5 percent of Canada’s total releases.
Source: Texas data center request balloons to $10 trillion in two months | Chron
You asked our AI chatbot about Texas’ water supply. We answered some of the questions that it couldn’t.
Source: Will Texas actually run out of water? Your questions about the state’s water supply answered | KSAT
The federal funding comes from Congressman John Carter, who is running for reelection and is facing a crowded primary field in March.
Source: Federal funds boost Williamson County water project amid population surge | kvue.com
A project in the works in Georgetown just got federal funding to help address water needs.
Source: Williamson County tackles growing water needs | KVUE
New model using AI technologies shows improvements over current forecasting methods for estimating how much water is available for irrigation, hydropower, and fisheries.
Amid continued protests from citizens in East Texas, the Texas Water Development Board approved keeping the Marvin Nichols Reservoir project in the state water plan .
Source: Marvin Nichols Reservoir Project Postponed but Still in State Water Plan | Texas Scorecard
A Permian Basin landowner alleges in a lawsuit that saltwater injection wells contributed to well blow-outs that caused extensive pollution on his property. Billy Wayne Meister Jr. filed the lawsuit in December in Crane County, Texas, district court. Meister alleges that the eight oil and gas companies named as defendants have failed to properly operate […]
Source: New Lawsuit Claims ‘Catastrophic Impacts’ From Permian Basin Injection Wells | Inside Climate News
FOX5 Investigates discusses rising temperatures, diminished rainfall and increasing usage that strains the river that supplies Southern Nevada.
Source: FOX5 Investigates: Panel of experts discusses Colorado River water crisis | FOX 5