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Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District

Protecting and conserving the groundwater resources of Brazos and Robertson Counties.

Wells and springs are drying up in Texas. Here is what leaders can do about it. | Growing Returns | Opinion

Posted on December 9, 2021 by Alan Day

Groundwater management in Texas is headed in the wrong direction, but groundwater agencies have the authorities and tools to reverse this alarming trajectory.

Source: Wells and springs are drying up in Texas. Here is what leaders can do about it. | Growing Returns

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