It’s been over a week since Marlin’s water treatment plant stopped working, leaving residents desperate for resources.

Source: Out of water but not out of hope: Marlin, Texas residents and students step up in crisis | KWTX

AUSTIN, Texas — The artificial intelligence revolution is rapidly expanding in Texas, bringing with it a surging demand for a precious resource: water.

Source: The AI Boom’s Hidden Cost: A Growing Thirst for Texas Water | CBS Austin

WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas – Despite all the rain at the beginning of this week, most of Central Texas is struggling to get out of a drought.

Source: Texas lawmakers look to secure future of state’s water supply | FOX 7 Austin

The substances behind the slimy strings from okra and the gel from fenugreek seeds could trap microplastics better than a commonly used synthetic polymer.

Source: Okra and Fenugreek Extracts Safely Remove Microplastics From Water in New Texas Research | Good News Network

There’s more than space to consider before allowing Buc-ee to come in.

Source: Before a Buc-ee’s is built, Colorado town weighs its water demand | Chron

New rooftops continue to rise in the Reunion development in Rhome, an 8,000 home master-planned community by PMB Capital Investments. The developer is involved in a political dispute over the proposed Wise Regional Water District regarding how the board should be governed. AUSTIN JACKSON | WCMESSENGER A bill to create a Wise Regional Water District

Source: Water district bill stalls amid dispute over board control – Wise County Messenger

Mexican diplomats say climate change has hindered them from settling a massive water debt to the United States, which is bringing economic hardship to South Texas farmers.

Source: Mexico ‘not in full control of its water,’ ex IBWC commissioner says | Border Report

A recent study shows most of the biggest cities in the country are sinking, and three Texas cities are doing so faster than the rest.

Source: 3 Texas cities are sinking faster than other big US cities: See maps | AAS

Source: As Texas eyes desalination, critics want protections for the coast | Houston Chronicle

Prolonged drought and significant population growth in Central Texas are straining water resources, prompting state lawmakers to propose new legislation for water management and conservation.

Source: Water management aims to safeguard supply in New Braunfels | Community Impact