Over 14 million Texans still don't have safe drinking water in their homes
More than 14 million Texans still do not have safe drinking water in their homes after a powerful winter storm burst pipes and knocked out power across the state this week.
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More than 14 million Texans still do not have safe drinking water in their homes after a powerful winter storm burst pipes and knocked out power across the state this week.
A warming trend brought welcome relief to Texas, in full-blown recovery mode Sunday from a winter storm blamed in part on the polar vortex.
It’s not the end of the world. Not yet. But, take a look at what is happening in Texas. Some would say that is a preview of what’s to come for the United States if we don’t do something major to reverse it. Austerity and scarcity, much of it created by poor maintenance of the infrastructure and more under the guise of saving us from “climate change”, is coming to America. Fresh on the heels of intentional, planned blackouts in Nebraska and Texas, due to frigid temperatures and a power grid that couldn’t handle demand, Texas is now facing yet another crisis – “overwhelmed”...
US President Joe Biden issues a major disaster declaration for 77 of the hardest-hit Texas counties
Some residents saw massive spikes in their power bills as well