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  1. New from Lise Olsen: Rich Levy, who had an immense influence on Gulf Coast literary life, from his reading series to his unique nonprofit Inprint, is retiring.

    We look at the many ways he left his mark on Bayou City ... texasobserver.org/rich-levy-in

    #books #Bookstodon #Houston #GulfCoast #culture #Texas @bookstodon

  2. Featured story: “They’re not seeing it. They’re not smelling it. They’re not driving home to it. Maybe if they came out to [South Padre] Island ... But that didn’t matter.” texasobserver.org/brownsville-

    #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #energy #ClimateChange #news

  3. Featured story: “They’re not seeing it. They’re not smelling it. They’re not driving home to it. Maybe if they came out to [South Padre] Island ... But that didn’t matter.” texasobserver.org/brownsville-

    #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #energy #ClimateChange #news

  4. Featured story: “They’re not seeing it. They’re not smelling it. They’re not driving home to it. Maybe if they came out to [South Padre] Island ... But that didn’t matter.” texasobserver.org/brownsville-

    #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #energy #ClimateChange #news

  5. Featured story: “They’re not seeing it. They’re not smelling it. They’re not driving home to it. Maybe if they came out to [South Padre] Island ... But that didn’t matter.” texasobserver.org/brownsville-

    #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #energy #ClimateChange #news

  6. Featured story: “They’re not seeing it. They’re not smelling it. They’re not driving home to it. Maybe if they came out to [South Padre] Island ... But that didn’t matter.” texasobserver.org/brownsville-

    #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #energy #ClimateChange #news

  7. “Brownsville cannot keep selling us out to these toxic polluters.”

    Our top story: Residents are resisting this town's plans to make liquefied natural gas a key part of its future. But big donors are determined to silence their voices. texasobserver.org/brownsville-

    #Texas #energy #Politics #USpol #OilAndGas #GulfCoast

  8. “We work with elected officials, our police department, our constable, businesses, to keep our area clean and safe, working on flooding mitigation, things like that. Those are things that I believe he [Vo] should be doing. But every time we try to schedule something with him, there’s no response.” texasobserver.org/hubert-vo-in

    #Houston #GulfCoast #politics #Democrats #midterms #elections #USpol #news

  9. New from @josephinelee: In one of #Texas most diverse districts, state representative Hubert Vo is up against Darlene Breaux, a school board member, in an increasingly divisive electoral battle. texasobserver.org/hubert-vo-in

    #politics #USpol #Democrats #midterms #elections #news #Houston #GulfCoast

  10. Hundreds of Mothballs Spread on Florida Beach, Wildlife Officials Say

    A Florida wildlife officer responded on Monday to reports that hundreds of mothballs, which can be toxic to…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Wildlife #Beaches #birds #coastalareas #EndangeredandExtinctSpecies #Florida #GulfCoast(US) #PinellasCounty(Fla) #Science #StPetersburg(Fla)
    newsbeep.com/us/600751/

  11. Hype for the Future 169J: City of Inverness, Florida

    Overview The City of Inverness is a city in and the county seat of Citrus County, Florida, near the Gulf Coast of Florida. Overall, the community is associated with the Homosassa Springs area, which is the principal community of the region near the local coastal bend of the State.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  12. Our top story: Lake Corpus Christi stands at just over 9% capacity, and Choke Canyon Reservoir, the other primary source, is below 8% full. A formal Level 1 #water emergency, requiring mandatory cuts across all users, could be declared as early as May.
    texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #environment #ClimateChange #drought #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #news

  13. Our top story: Lake Corpus Christi stands at just over 9% capacity, and Choke Canyon Reservoir, the other primary source, is below 8% full. A formal Level 1 #water emergency, requiring mandatory cuts across all users, could be declared as early as May.
    texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #environment #ClimateChange #drought #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #news

  14. Our top story: Lake Corpus Christi stands at just over 9% capacity, and Choke Canyon Reservoir, the other primary source, is below 8% full. A formal Level 1 #water emergency, requiring mandatory cuts across all users, could be declared as early as May.
    texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #environment #ClimateChange #drought #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #news

  15. Our top story: Lake Corpus Christi stands at just over 9% capacity, and Choke Canyon Reservoir, the other primary source, is below 8% full. A formal Level 1 #water emergency, requiring mandatory cuts across all users, could be declared as early as May.
    texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #environment #ClimateChange #drought #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #news

  16. Our top story: Lake Corpus Christi stands at just over 9% capacity, and Choke Canyon Reservoir, the other primary source, is below 8% full. A formal Level 1 #water emergency, requiring mandatory cuts across all users, could be declared as early as May.
    texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #environment #ClimateChange #drought #GulfCoast #Texas #politics #USpol #news

  17. Our top story: Industrial facilities now account for 50 to 60% of the city’s total #water consumption—reflecting the scale at which industrial demand now operates within a system never sized for prolonged drought at this level of consumption. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #Texas #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #ClimateChange #environment

  18. Our top story: Industrial facilities now account for 50 to 60% of the city’s total #water consumption—reflecting the scale at which industrial demand now operates within a system never sized for prolonged drought at this level of consumption. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #Texas #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #ClimateChange #environment

  19. Our top story: Industrial facilities now account for 50 to 60% of the city’s total #water consumption—reflecting the scale at which industrial demand now operates within a system never sized for prolonged drought at this level of consumption. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #Texas #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #ClimateChange #environment

  20. Our top story: Industrial facilities now account for 50 to 60% of the city’s total #water consumption—reflecting the scale at which industrial demand now operates within a system never sized for prolonged drought at this level of consumption. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #Texas #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #ClimateChange #environment

  21. Our top story: Industrial facilities now account for 50 to 60% of the city’s total #water consumption—reflecting the scale at which industrial demand now operates within a system never sized for prolonged drought at this level of consumption. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #Texas #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #ClimateChange #environment

  22. Last week: It's not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #drought #water #environment #ClimateChange #Texas #news #politics #USpol

  23. Last week: It's not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #drought #water #environment #ClimateChange #Texas #news #politics #USpol

  24. Last week: It's not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #drought #water #environment #ClimateChange #Texas #news #politics #USpol

  25. Last week: It's not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #drought #water #environment #ClimateChange #Texas #news #politics #USpol

  26. Last week: It's not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #drought #water #environment #ClimateChange #Texas #news #politics #USpol

  27. What makes Corpus Christi significant as a case is not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the #drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #water #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #tech #environment #ClimateChange #news

  28. What makes Corpus Christi significant as a case is not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the #drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #water #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #tech #environment #ClimateChange #news

  29. What makes Corpus Christi significant as a case is not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the #drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #water #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #tech #environment #ClimateChange #news

  30. What makes Corpus Christi significant as a case is not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the #drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #water #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #tech #environment #ClimateChange #news

  31. What makes Corpus Christi significant as a case is not that the drought was unpredictable. It is that the #drought was predicted, and that the planning systems in place were calibrated to conditions that are no longer stable. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #water #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #politics #USpol #tech #environment #ClimateChange #news

  32. New from Mezabahnur Masum: Industrial facilities now account for 50 to 60% of the city’s total #water consumption. Individual facilities can consume several billion gallons annually—reflecting the scale at which industrial demand now operates within a system that was never sized for prolonged drought at this level of consumption. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #drought #politics #USpol #news #tech #Texas

  33. From Dylan Baddour at Inside Climate News: City officials in Corpus Christi on Tuesday released modeling that showed emergency cuts to #water demand could be required as soon as May as reservoir levels continue to decline. texasobserver.org/corpus-chris

    #CorpusChristi #GulfCoast #drought #environment #ClimateChange #politics #USpol #news

  34. Hype for the Future 142/284: More on South Texas

    Introduction Within the region known as South Texas, typically defined as the area south of San Antonio inclusive, numerous counties and communities are of notable significance between the Rio Grande to the west and the Gulf Coast to the east. While the Lower Rio Grande Valley is home to the major communities of McAllen, Harlingen, Weslaco, and Rio Grande City, the communities of Zapata and Laredo are located further upstream and also play significant roles in the culture of the […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

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