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Texas lawmakers agree that the answer to the state’s looming water crisis is to invest billions of dollars into fixing the problem. What they don’t agree on, at least for now, is exactly how to spend ...

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Texas lawmakers are debating how to spend billions of dollars on water projects to address the state's looming water crisis. The debate centers on whether to prioritize funding for new water sources ...