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From left: Texas Tribune reporter Colleen DeGuzman speaks with state Rep. Denise Villalobos, R-Corpus, professor of hydrogeology and director of the Center for Water Supply Studies at Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi Dorina Murgulet and Jeremy M

Corpus Christi’s water crisis serves as a warning, roadmap

Years of prolonged, severe drought and delays in implementation of new water sources contributed to Corpus Christi’s near water crisis earlier this year. The city was only months away from asking residents, business and industries to cut back their water usage by 25%.On a panel Friday about the water and future of Corpus Christi, speakers concluded that this summer rains bought Corpus Christi time, but that time needs to be used wisely. The region is now looking toward bringing different types of water sources into its water system which could include recycling, groundwater and seawater desalination. The challenge will be ...

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