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A Bitcoin mine in Corpus Christi has been using significant amounts of water. Last year, its usage exceeded 11 million gallons. The city is currently dealing with a water crisis.
Despite this, the city has chosen not to release public records on the mine's current water usage. The decision to keep this information secret is based on a state law allowing individual customer account information to be kept private. For more information on this situation, readers can refer to the Texas Standard.
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