The city of Corpus Christi is on the brink of a major water crisis as Lake Corpus Christi recently dropped below 10% capacity, raising alarms about potential shortages. Governor Abbott has criticized the city leadership for their handling of the situation, stating a lack of decisive action. With water supply levels plummeting and fears of an impending emergency growing, officials are considering a state takeover. In response, Commissioner Mike Pusley has urged the City Council to expedite the Inner Harbor Desalination project, while the city is exploring hiring firms for an environmental study related to this initiative. Experts warn that Corpus Christi could run out of water within a year, highlighting the need for immediate and effective solutions to avert a dire catastrophe.