Governor Abbott on Corpus Christi water crisis
Lake Corpus Christi has hit a record low of 10% capacity, with models warning of a potential "water emergency" by November 2026. Governor Abbott has threatened a state takeover due to "local indecision," while city officials insist a $1 billion infrastructure plan is already securing the supply. The city is fast-tracking groundwater and desalination projects to add 76 million gallons per day, with a key council review set for April 2026.
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