County judges, commissioners and state lawmakers will hold regular meetings to discuss regional water problems and solutions as part of a newly formed committee.
Author: Alan Day
$14B data center proposed in South Texas faces scrutiny
Residents are voicing concerns about how a major new development could affect already limited natural resources in South Texas.
Source: $14B data center proposed in South Texas faces scrutiny | mySA
This spring, drought abounds in Texas. Here’s when it could change
Monthly rainfall totals for the state have been below average every month since August.
Source: This spring, drought abounds in Texas. Here’s when it could change | DMN
New Aquifer leader talks future of district and Stage 4 drought | KXAN Austin
Central Texas could see unprecedented water restrictions later this year as rapid growth and lack of steady rainfall puts a massive strain on aquifers.
Source: New Aquifer leader talks future of district and Stage 4 drought | KXAN Austin
What does 200 years tell us about Corpus Christi and water?
As Corpus Christi continues a fight against the impacts of drought, what led up to it spans hundreds of years.
Source: What does 200 years tell us about Corpus Christi and water? | CC Caller-Times
Exclusive: Rural Texas counties begin passing resolutions on water conservation | Texas | thecentersquare.com
(The Center Square) – The leaders of rural counties in South Texas have begun passing resolutions supporting a regional water conservation effort, led by Goliad County Judge Mike Bennett.
Flight data offers another grim view of Colorado’s snowpack
Colorado snowpack conditions are so bad, the state is headed into uncharted territory. Water users are seeking precision data to prepare.
Source: Flight data offers another grim view of Colorado’s snowpack | The Colorado Sun
Years of drought has Corpus Christi, Texas, wrestling with water crisis – ABC News
The Texas city of Corpus Christi is facing a severe water crisis because of a prolonged drought, and it is a threat not just to residential use but also to the refineries and petrochemical plants in a major energy port
Source: Years of drought has Corpus Christi, Texas, wrestling with water crisis | ABC News
Yes, it rained. But did that ease San Antonio’s long-running drought?
Recent rainfall hasn’t broken the deep drought. San Antonio-area water sources, including the Edwards Aquifer and Canyon Lake, remain far lower than normal.
Source: Yes, it rained. But did that ease San Antonio’s long-running drought? | SAEN