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Water water everywhere, nor any drop to … power a large state with a growing population, and massive energy needs? You might recognize the adapted line above, made famous by Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s epic poem, Rime of the Ancient Mariner. It also aptly describes the natural resource situation in Texas, where two

Margaret and Robert Drake wanted to protect their Glen Rose ranchland — and the water that runs through it — from rapid development they saw expanding west from Fort Worth. The sprawling, hilly 82 acres are home to a biodiversity of plants and wildlife with rainwater spilling down to a

This article is the first in a series by The Dallas Express that focuses on the Texas water crisis and the various proposed solutions to address the crisis. Despite the recent and tragic flooding in the Texas Hill Country, the real story isn’t too much water — it’s not enough

Kyle Bass is a name many in East Texas become familiar with when a notice for application of permits for high-capacity and large volume groundwater production in the Neches & Trinity Valleys Groundwater Conservation District were published in the Palestine Herald-Press and Athens Daily Review. Bass is the founder and chief executive officer