The first images of plasma-water interactions reveal the electrical forces that could help manipulate patterns to treat larger volumes of drinking water more affordably.
Source: Harnessing intricate, self-organized plasma patterns to destroy PFAS – Michigan Engineering News
At a public meeting, rural residents urged Corpus Christi leaders to protect their wells and river from new emergency drilling. City officials promised transparency and cooperation.
Nueces County resident Kris Cuellar said the move is government overreach and won’t benefit those who rely on groundwater.
Source: Debate over city water control draws crowd at Corpus Christi City Hall | kiiitv.com
The proposed project that would install 43 high-capacity wells drew the ire of East Texans, worried their wells would run dry.
Source: Kyle Bass sues over plans to export East Texas water | The Texas Tribune
Corpus Christi’s city manager plans to bring Inner Harbor desalination back to the City Council, with a proposal for a new contractor. Here’s why.
Scott Calame noticed the change in his local lake some weeks ago. The Leander resident walks the shores of Lakewood Park regularly. A popular neighborhood lake, its shores are lined with spots for …
Source: Leander Lake levels mysteriously drop, sparking community concern | KXAN
A hiker follows the path of water underground through Austin to better understand the capital city’s most popular natural attraction.
Source: How Water Flows Through Barton Springs | Texas Highways
San Antonio Water System President and CEO Robert Puente is defending the utility’s handling of two high-profile issues: the Guajolote Ranch wastewater treatment plant controversy and the potential relocation of the SAWS downtown water chiller as part of Project Marvel, the city’s planned downtown redevelopment and sports-entertainment district.
Source: SAWS defends Guajolote Ranch deal and water chiller move for Project Marvel | TPR
Canyon Lake, which provides water to New Braunfels, San Marcos and Boerne, has seen water levels drop in 57 of the last 58 days.
Source: Texas drought: Canyon Lake losing 75 million gallons of water a day | SAEN
“This is the most significant state investment in water infrastructure in Texas history,” Perry said.
Source: Sen. Charles Perry celebrates new water funding approved by Texas voters | KCBD