water security – Texas Water Intelligence

Texas Water Intelligence Weekly™ — Issue #2

Covered window: October 30–November 4, 2026 Highest-Impact item of all: the Blue Wave that just swept over Texas. This will

What I’m Paying Special Attention to: Proposed Water Imports From Arkansas The Texarkana, Arkansas, Board of Directors voted 6-0 on

$Group protesting fracking with signs and officers present; workers walking in a server room$

A decade ago data centers were not a mass-politics issue: hydraulic fracturing was. Fracking was viewed as a broad-spectrum bogeyman,

Water resilience now faces a growing roster of kinetic threats in addition to longstanding weather-driven challenges Weather has threatened water

Corpus Christi is in a water crisis now but a glance up Interstate 37 reveals positive pathways forward Corpus Christi

Iran’s threats to Gulf water infrastructure are real and it’s worth thinking potential consequences through. Israel and every Gulf country

Looming water shortages threaten not just local households, but crude and LNG supply chains vital to the Texas and global