Water, Costs & Risk: What Texas Businesses Should Know | TNLA Green Matters Newsletter 4.21.26

Published on April 21, 2026

NLA's Green Matters Newsletter provides industry news, trends, and research every Tuesday


 

Texas Water Supply Concerns Are Growing

Texas may need $174 billion over the next 50 years to meet water demand as drought and growth strain supply. For businesses, that could mean rising costs, new regulations, and increased pressure on water use. Read More



Free Soil Testing Opportunity Worth a Look

A national study is offering free soil testing and compensation for sharing basic operational data. While geared toward agriculture, the results could influence future practices across the green industry. See if you qualify



 

US Drought Monitor: April 16, 2026 Map

Temperatures were above normal across much of the region, with only southern Texas, southern Louisiana, and eastern Mississippi near or below normal. The greatest departures occurred in western Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle, where temperatures were 12–15 degrees above normal.Read More



Protect Your Business on the Go

From job sites to trucks, mobile devices are part of daily operations but they can also be a security risk. This guide breaks down simple steps to help protect your business, employees, and customer information.Read More



New Tools for Smarter Water Use

New soil moisture technology is helping businesses apply water more precisely reducing waste while improving plant health. As water costs and restrictions increase, tools like this could help operations stay efficient. Read More