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Vote Yes for Water - Vote Yes for Prop 4
The terrible floods that devastated the Hill Country in July obscured a basic fact: Texas is sliding into a full-blown water crisis. Two months before the floods, Canyon Lake was only 46% full; Lake Travis, 41%. While both of these crucial Hill Country drinking water sources are more full now, ot...
by Brian Zabcik β€” Nov 03, 2025 prop 4 proposition 4 texas water water reuse
2025 Legislative Report, Part 1: A Decent Record on Water Bills
Β  The 2025 session of the Texas Legislature is over β€” except that it’s not. Though the regular session ended on June 2, Governor Greg Abbott ordered lawmakers to return to the Capitol for a 30-day special session starting on July 21. He’s instructed legislators to fix several bills that he vetoe...
by Brian Zabcik β€” Sep 05, 2025 aqua texas hb 3333 prop 4 sb 1253 sb 1911 sb 2660 texas proposition 4

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