Abbott presses Corpus Christi over looming water crisis with threat of state takeover

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott criticized Corpus Christi leaders for delaying action on a looming water shortage and warned the state may intervene to ensure residents have reliable taps; the city has about $1 billion in supply projects coming online later this year or next, but ongoing industrial demand, drought and past planning missteps could trigger shortages within a year, prompting conservation measures and new desalination efforts that are years away.
- Corpus Christi’s water issues spur threat of state takeover The Texas Tribune
- Gov. Abbott blasts city of Corpus Christi officials on water crisis Corpus Christi Caller-Times
- After a Decade of Missteps, a Texas City Careens Toward a Water-Shortage Catastrophe Inside Climate News
- 'Dire catastrophe': Corpus Christi could be close to running out of water San Antonio Express-News
- Gov. Abbott blasts Corpus Christi City leadership over water crisis KRIS 6 News
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