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Houston will receive $8.5 million to replace aging water meters citywide over the next year
Houston’s push for water utility improvements comes after long-standing problems with water leaks. During 2023 to May 2024, the city lost 36 billion gallons of water due to leaks alone — enough water to supply the city of Fort Worth for a year.
Not related. Water meters keep track of flow and help pinpoint leaks where water is being wasted or on return before it is treated, making the municipal water system more efficient.
This sounds like the Musk Tunnels are purely to move stormwater. Think those concrete aqueducts around cities to collect water that would normally flow through a watershed but is now falling in impermeable surfaces. It's just going to be an underground river essentially. It sort of makes sense because the Boring Company can make tunnels, admittedly while ignoring many regulations.