Chispa Texas hosts 2025 Grassroots Organizing Leadership Series
Chispa Texas has announced plans to hold a virtual series of grassroots leadership training seminars throughout 2025. RVSP for one or more of the next 4 upcoming online sessions!
Opinion: Stop Sacrificing the Coastal Bend for Corporate Profit
As published in the Corpus Christi Caller-Times, Chloe Torres calls on Coastal Bend leaders to acknowledge that traditional methods of evaluating health risks from industrial pollution don’t tell the real story.
Groups urge City Council to back analysis of desalination wastewater
A coalition of a dozen community groups are urging the Corpus Christi City Council to launch a new study of the possible impact of desalination wastewater on the Corpus Christi Bay.
Lamont Taylor: “I’ve learned never to stop learning…”
Meet Lamont Taylor, a relentless advocate for environmental justice and community empowerment in Corpus Christi.
Inner Harbor Desalination 101: Who’s It For, And Who Pays?
Our regular series spotlights key facts about the City’s Inner Harbor desalination plan in an effort to advance the case that the project must be stopped to protect our bay and way of life.
CWA and UTA: Monitoring air and water quality in the Coastal Bend
A partnership aims to build a network of sensors to provide real-time air and water quality data, giving residents new insights into environmental conditions that could impact their health.
Proposed drought plan changes causes strife
At a listening session hosted by the Corpus Christi water department, frustrated residents voiced concerns over the city’s prioritization of high-volume water use by out-of-town industries while locals bear the costs and face conservation measures.
What Is Desalination?
With massive baywater desalination plants proposed by the City of Corpus Christi and others, the Current explains the basics of desalination.
Chispa Texas: Taking The Fight To Austin
As the 89th session of the Texas Legislature unfolds, Chispa Texas is diligently monitoring proposed legislation that could significantly impact our state’s natural resources and public health.
Fueled by protests, city officials host second DCP listening session
Corpus Christi residents voiced serious concerns about the city’s proposed drought contingency plan during a listening session at City Hall, highlighting the massive disparity between industrial and residential water use.
Water bills in the Corpus Christi area are set to increase by at least 25%
Corpus Christi tells residents they can expect to see their water bills increase by at least 25%, or approximately $9 per month, to fund the City’s planned Inner Harbor desalination plant.