$174B

Texas Needs To Spend Updating Water Infrastructure

Without critical updates, Texas faces a looming water crisis over the next 50 years.

78%

Of Texas Schools Have Lead In At Least One Tap

We need to ensure safe drinking water for our most vulnerable populations.

75%

Of Texas River Flows and Aquifer Levels Are In Decline

With increasing water scarcity, the coast is last in line for necessary freshwater flows.

63%

Projected Increase in Municipal Water Demand by 2070

Texas needs innovative water management strategies to manage growth.

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“As Texans continue to seek innovative solutions for today’s and future water needs, for all uses, we at Texas Water Trade are honored to assist in identifying, incentivizing, undertaking and charting new paths forward to help pave the way.”

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Carlos Rubinstein
Carlos Rubinstein
former chairman of the Texas Water Development Board
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