From Texas Standard: 
Wimberley Independent School District in Central Texas is moving forward with the construction of a new environmentally friendly school. The project focuses on the conservation of water.
According to the U.S. Drought Monitor map released Thursday, most of Texas is completely drought-free. That’s a stark change from where the state was this time last year, let alone the extreme drought conditions of years past. But even as drought pressure has abated, water remains both a valuable and scarce resource in Texas, making it significant that this Hill Country elementary school is being constructed as the most water-efficient in the state.
Nick Dornak is the director of Watershed Services at Texas State University’s Meadows Center. He says the school will be the first “one water” school in the state, incorporating water and wastewater treatment directly into the building.
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