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1. www.texastribune.org · 2023/05/03 · texas-waterTexas’ broken water infrastructure explained | The Texas Tribune

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   May 3, 2023 · Extreme temperatures, hot and cold, can affect how Texans get water. When the ground is extremely dry, such as times of drought, the soil expands and contracts, which puts pressure and...

2. www.wired.com · story · texas-water-drought-winterTexas Is Already Running Out of Water - WIRED

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   Jan 27, 2024 · The biggest water problems in Texas lie along its southern border, where some 6 million people in two countries depend on the dwindling Lower Rio Grande system.

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5. www.kxan.com · news · texas‘The silent issue’: Texas’ water problem and the path to ...

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   Jan 24, 2024 · The National Wildlife Federation found Texas loses 572,000 acre-feet of water per year — enough to fill almost 240 AT&T Stadiums and supply Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso, Laredo, and Lubbock...

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   2 days ago · Miller said Texas loses about one farm every week, but it’s not for lack of land. Farmers don’t have enough water to keep their crops alive. Texas’s population is expected to gain over 22 ...

7. www.texastribune.org · 2023/05/03 · texas-waterTexas’ water infrastructure is broken, a challenge for a ...

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   May 3, 2023 · Zavalla is one of many Texas cities grappling with aging water infrastructure. Statewide, broken pipes and leaks led to more than 30 billion gallons of water lost in 2021.

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8. texas2036.org · posts · texas-water-wastewaterTexas’ water and wastewater infrastructure in crisis

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   Aug 25, 2022 · Aging, deteriorating systems; Significant levels of water loss; Noncompliance with health, safety and environmental protection requirements; and among other items; and, A history of inadequate service. There are two data sets that point to significant water access needs in Texas.

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   What are the biggest water problems in Texas?

   • The biggest water problems in Texas lie along its southern border, where some 6 million people in two countries depend on the dwindling Lower Rio Grande system. At the river’s end, amid the irrigated fields of the fertile Rio Grande Valley, farmers have lost crops midseason in recent years due to water shortages.

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   Does Texas have a water infrastructure problem?

   • Texas’ water infrastructure issues mirror those across the nation. From Jackson, Mississippi, to Lincoln Park, Michigan, water systems are under duress. While water infrastructure is traditionally a local issue, water advocates and cash-poor municipalities hope the state will take a larger role in investing in past-due upgrades.

   Texas’ water infrastructure is broken ... - The Texas Tribune

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   How much water does Texas lose annually?

   • Texas loses 572,000 acre-feet of water per year — enough to fill almost 240 AT&T Stadiums. This water supply could sustain Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso, Laredo, and Lubbock for an entire year. (National Wildlife Federation) As Texas regularly faces drought periods, some lawmakers are urging the state to proactively protect this valuable resource.

   ‘The silent issue’: Texas’ water problem and the path to solutions

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   What causes water shortage in Texas?

   • We explore what causes water shortage in Texas and how the state is dealing with this major crisis. In recent years, a series of extreme climate events have exposed huge flaws in Texas’ existing water system, leading to water shortages and droughts that have affected hundreds of thousands of residents.

   Water Shortage in Texas: Causes, Effects and Solutions

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10. earth.org · water-shortage-in-texasWater Shortage in Texas: Causes, Effects and Solutions

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    Apr 19, 2022 · For the US state of Texas, its record-low temperatures in February 2021 revealed the fragility of its water plants, creating a snowball effect of power shortages, water system breakdowns, and widespread risks to health and food security.