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One Year After Texas’ Deadliest Flood, Scientists Have Life-Saving Suggestions

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By Maggie Quinlan , James Renovitch 
| The Austin Chronicle
In the wee hours of Independence Day last year, parts of the Guadalupe River rose by 2 feet in five minutes. In an hour, the water had risen more than two stories. Submerged trees toppled under the force of the current. Entire houses were torn from their foundations and floated away. Heavy-duty SUVs crumpled like wads of paper. At least 119 people died. Halfway across the planet, French climate scientist Davide Faranda was one of the first researchers spurred into action.
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Despite Proven Progress, Austin’s Guaranteed Income Program Was Gutted

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By Maggie Quinlan 
| The Austin Chronicle
The small Canadian town of Dauphin looks a lot like small towns across Texas. On precisely the same line of longitude as San Angelo but 1,000 miles north, you’ll find a main street full of pickups. Either side of the road is lined by low-slung stores, some with the feel of an Old West boomtown. The main attraction here is a railroad museum. An oil well would fit right in. But this is not Texas.
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Texas Dems Want Gun Safety Bill to Block Mexican Smuggling

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By Maggie Quinlan 
| The Austin Chronicle
Last October in Laredo, a K-9 caught the scent of gunpowder. Following the dog’s lead, federal agents entered a trailer and pulled down a false wall of plywood. There lay hundreds of deadly weapons, stacked from floor to ceiling and bound in plastic wrap. Between two trailers, officers counted more than 300 pistols and rifles, plus ammunition, all headed toward the Mexican border, as the Laredo Morning Times reported. Such discoveries aren’t rare.
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