Texas legislators warned of an unprecedented water supply crisis across the state, citing aging infrastructure, climate change, and rapid population growth as key stressors. They urged immediate investment into resilient water systems, pointing out that current planning is insufficient to meet growing demand.

El año pasado, los votantes de Texas aprobaron una medida para inyectar unos 1,000 millones cada año en inversión para la infraestructura hídrica. <p><a href="https://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/opinion/victor-jose-lopez-martinez/2026/03/09/el-golfo-agroalimentario-texas-y-la-oportunidad-estrategica-del-campo-mexicano/" rel="" target="_blank" title="https://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/opinion/victor-jose-lopez-martinez/2026/03/09/el-golfo-agroalimentario-texas-y-la-oportunidad-estrategica-del-campo-mexi...