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Thirsty New Subdivisions Have Made the Texas Groundwater Crisis Plain to See
· Jul 23, 2024
· Jul 23, 2024
Overdevelopment, and the rules that encourage it, could literally sink communities such as Katy, where the land is subsiding. “Groundwater districts [are] so afraid of being sued that they’ll give everybody a permit that walks in the door,” says Robert Mace, the executive director of the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, at Texas State.
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