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Emergency Request for County Judge

The data centers "approved" in Temple now have access to not only draw unlimited water from the Trinity Aquifer, they can also dispose of contaminated waste water into it. This will affect not only all of Temple, but nearly 40 counties in Texas and several dozen more in Oklahoma and Arkansas.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DLufWVBND/

Please watch this (less than three-minute) video - we need to act now to prevent having our drinking water poisoned.

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u/Word2daWise — 10 hours ago
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I'm a different type of girl

Needed new friends that are also women. Since I don't have man friends here locally. Nothing serious just Plutonic in nature. Guys not need to respond, nothing personal just I know the type of friends I want. Thank you all fit the read

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u/Shell_is_the_3rd — 19 hours ago
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What Corpus Christi Just Tried to Hide From Us.

On June 11th, a major investigation blew the lid off a massive local secret. Leaked utility records show a Bitcoin mining facility completely shattered the city's 100,000-gallon "high volume user" limit quietly using over 11.5 million gallons in just four months. The crazy part, the City of Corpus Christi actively blocked the public from seeing these utility bills until this data dropped.

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u/Admirable-Cake-6949 — 2 days ago
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Anyone got a craving for corndags from this guys bathtub??

u/zooduca — 5 days ago
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The partnership with IDE is the strongest sign yet that the landmark Harbor Island desalination project could become a reality. It also means future Texans might pay a foreign company for water.

IDE would own and operate the facility, selling water manufactured through high-tech and energy-intensive processes to the NRA through a public-private partnership.

“They need authority to sell water in Texas and we are that authority,” Byrum said in an interview. “We’re going to make sure there is some downward pricing pressure.”

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u/StandingCypress — 6 days ago
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Texas Coastal Bend Water Awareness Survey

Hey r/corpus! l am a Texas State University student doing a summer externship with the National Geographic Society and The Nature Conservancy. I'm building a research project on how drought and reduced freshwater inflow are quietly changing the bays along the Texas Coastal Bend, and what that means for the seagrass, oyster reefs, and wildlife that make this coast what it is.

I put together a short survey (less than 5 minutes) to get a sense of what people know and care about when it comes to the bays. Whether you're a local, a fisher, someone who grew up on the coast, or just curious, I'd love to hear from you! Thank you!

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u/Txst_Research — 8 days ago
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Vacation

Hey everyone I’m taking my family on vacation in August and we are staying at the double tree in north beach I’ve done some research and I’ve seen some people say some negative things can any one offer some reassurance that I didn’t completely waste my money and plan a horrible vacation thanks for any feedback

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u/Head-Palpitation5696 — 10 days ago