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Data centers in Tarrant among those being probed as Texas AG demands water usage response (opens the original)
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Data centers in 18 counties, including Tarrant, are being investigated by the Texas attorney general’s office, which is demanding the developments report water usage as required by law. Attorney General Ken Paxton is launching the investigation into data centers that have yet to respond to the Texas Water Development Board’s water survey, according to a news release published Thursday. Under state law, the water board — the agency that plans for future water needs and accounts for resource deman
After weeks the Ross Fire is 100% contained. Impacts on wildlife minimal but risk on water remains (opens the original)
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After a little over three weeks of blazing, the Ross Fire, which at its peak was recorded to have raged across about 90,400 acres of North Texas, is now fully contained. Officials are still assessing the full extent of the fire’s damage, but say the blaze could have varying effects on wildlife and may negatively impact water supplies for years to come. While wildfires can temporarily displace animals, periodic blazes can help maintain a diverse ecosystem, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department seni
Crews make headway as Ross Fire, 15th largest in Texas' recorded history, is 76% contained (opens the original)
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The Ross Fire in Palo Pinto County has grown to become the state's largest summer blaze since the Texas A&M Forest Service began recording fires in 2005. The fire, which has burned 90,400 acres, is 76% contained as of Thursday, according to the latest data from the state forest service. Much of the fire, the 15th largest since the state began keeping detailed wildfire records in 2005, was contained over the past few days after the blaze was reported 44% contained Saturday, the forest service sai
Officials find Ross Fire was ‘human-caused’ as crews continue battling Palo Pinto blaze (opens the original)
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State and North Texas officials determined the Ross Fire was “human-caused,” and began from equipment or vehicle use associated with a roadside start, according to a news release. The Texas A&M Forest Service Law Enforcement and other local agencies completed their investigation after determining the blaze’s cause, forest service spokesperson Laura Stevens told the Fort Worth Report on Thursday. Forest service officials said early Wednesday the Ross Fire sourced from a blown-out tire, but a spok
Ross Fire burns 90,000 acres in Palo Pinto, Jack counties; 157 structures destroyed (opens the original)
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The Ross Fire has blackened just over 90,000 acres across North Texas, destroying more than 150 structures in a little over a week, as record-breaking drought and extreme heat continue to plague the region. As of Tuesday, 31% of the fire, which has burned across Palo Pinto and Jack counties, has been contained, according to data from the Texas A&M Forest Service. News of the fire broke Aug. 24, when crews with the forest service responded to requests for assistance on 80 acres located along U.S.
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