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Unfortunately, there's not much that can be done about the drought. Texans... and Texas businesses... can move east. Louisiana continues to receive huge amounts of rain.

The problem is temporary, though the population growth trend in the state is probably not. I haven't heard whether Texas is heavily reliant upon water from other states - the way California is.

Now THERE's a disaster waiting to happen. What's California going to do if Arizona ever cracks down on the siphoning of Colorado River water??




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Re: Texas is drying up...
By: oldCADuser
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Mon, 19 Sep 11 9:46 PM
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Here are some more pictures of the impact that the drought in Texas is having on Lake Travis near Austin:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/texasparkswildlife/sets/72157627429641925/show/


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