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USDA Seeks to Expand Pilot Program Which Leaves Meat Contaminated With Fecal Matter

USDA Seeks to Expand Pilot Program Which Leaves Meat Contaminated With Fecal Matter

Half of the USDA inspectors in industrial meat plants will be replaced with inspectors employed by the very s…

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Indigenous Group Sues to Stop Big Bend Border Wall on Religious Grounds

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By Candice Bernd Verified
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The People of La Junta for Preservation, a nonprofit founded in 2024 that works to preserve Indigenous sites, and two Indigenous worshippers of Lipan Apache lineage are suing the federal government to stop the highly contentious border barrier construction and surveying activities in Big Bend, the Texas Observer has learned.
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Last Year, a Corpus Christi Cryptomine Guzzled over 11 Million Gallons. Now, Its Water Usage Is Being Kept Secret.

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By Candice Bernd Verified
| The Texas Observer Verified
The drought-stricken City of Corpus Christi is withholding how much water a controversial cryptocurrency mine is siphoning away from surrounding residents. The Texas Observer reported on the facility’s water burden last year in a series examining the cryptomine and artificial intelligence data center boom unfolding across the state.
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Data Center Boom Exposes GOP Faultlines over Local Control

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By Candice Bernd Verified
| The Texas Observer Verified
Caldwell County Judge Hoppy Haden, a stout 63-year-old who sports a cowboy hat and a white handlebar mustache, is hoppin’ mad about the artificial intelligence-fueled data center boom in his backyard. Like so many other rural Republican county officials across the state, Haden is staring down several energy- and water-sucking data center projects that he and other county officials have very few powers to constrain.
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