NEWS RELEASE
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March 3, 2021
IF WORLD OIL PRICES REMAIN UNSTABLE, BILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN TEXAS STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT FUNDS AT RISK
A new study shows how Texas economy and government funding would fare under four world oil price scenarios
For Immediate Release
March 2, 2021
Philosophical Society of Texas Presents Book Prizes for Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry
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March 1, 2021
Media Contact - Merrill Davis merrill.davis@texas2036.org
Planned Resilience Will Help Texas Prepare for the Next Unlikely Event
By Tom Luce (648 Words)
From the coronavirus pandemic to the winter storm that knocked out essential infrastructure across the state, the past year has been marked by several “unprecedented” events. And for each of them, we have been caught unprepared.
Pandemic-weary Texas newspapers confronted a new disaster Feb. 12-18 as deadly winter storms hammered the state with life-threatening cold, power and water system failures and thousands of miles of treacherous roads.
The storms threatened an already fragile state economy and hampered healthcare systems already sorely taxed by COVID-19.
Obituaries published in the March 2021 editor of the Texas Press Messenger
Recent staff changes, additions and promotions at Texas newspapers.
Contact: Lori Ziehr, (254) 742-9881, lori.ziehr@usda.gov
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Find this story on the Texas NRCS News Releases webpage.
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