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Corpus Christi sold its water to Exxon, gambling on desalination. So far, it's a losing bet

Corpus Christi sold its water to Exxon, gambling on desalination. So far, it's a losing bet

Concerns over ecological destruction have delayed desalination plans for years in this booming seaside city, where environmentalists see water supply as the “chokehold” on an oil sector buildout along the rugged Gulf Coast of South Texas.

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EPA rejects permit for offshore oil export project

The Environmental Protection Agency turned down a permit for an offshore oil export terminal project near Corpus Christi because it would have allowed a significant amount of air pollution.

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Corpus Christi residents fight industrial expansion of plastics boom

A coalition of residents is trying to halt the region's rapid industrial sprawl. The fight is now centered on the water supply for a massive new Exxon SABIC plastics plant in the drought-prone Texas city.

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Companies pin excessive 2017 air pollution on Harvey, one-time events
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Companies pin excessive 2017 air pollution on Harvey, one-time events

Companies that were found to have emitted the most air pollutants in 2017 in Texas are in some cases pinning the blame on Hurricane Harvey, as well as unique one-time plant upsets and maintenance.

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A year after Harvey, the Port of Corpus Christi prepares for the next disaster

A year after Harvey, the Port of Corpus Christi prepares for the next disaster

The port continues to fine-tune its emergency preparedness plans.

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Sinking land and climate change are worsening tidal floods on the Texas coast
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Sinking land and climate change are worsening tidal floods on the Texas coast

More than 10,000 homes along the Texas coast will flood at least 26 times a year by 2045, researchers say.
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