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Houston becoming “remarkably green in its civic impulses”
Impressive revitalization
Houston is getting national attention for its impressively green revitalization efforts.
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Experts say cost of water bound to increase
Low supply, increasing demand
As populations continue to rise, experts say access to our limited water supply is destined to become more expensive.
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Transportation Secretary blasts proposed bill
"Most partisan ever seen"
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Thursday the House GOP’s highway spending plan is “the worst transportation bill” he’s seen in decades.
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Drought threatens Texas rice production
"A huge, huge deal"
Without replenished reservoirs, water managers will have to withhold water from farmers, meaning severe cuts to Texas' million-dollar rice production industry
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