Extreme weather events, water scarcity, risks of illness: Climate change is here, and it’s already affecting Texans.
In Texas, some experts fear aand less rainfall this spring could put parts of the state in a drought similar to the one Texas saw in 2011, the driest year recorded in the state.
In West Texas’ Big Bend National Park, the Rio Grande has stopped flowing in recent months, and experts there worry the river could dry up more frequently,In the second half of this century, Texas could see “megadroughts” worse than any previously recorded,The projections are of particular concern for communities like Dallas, which relies entirely on surface water — which is more vulnerable to evaporation — and farmers and ranchers, who rely on rainfall for crops and livestock.
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