A legal battle in Texas pits investor Kyle Bass’ companies against a groundwater conservation district over access to valuable East Texas groundwater.
Author: Alan Day
Corpus Christi drought restrictions may change after Texas floods
Flooding north of Corpus Christi may dramatically change the picture of the region’s drought, according to city officials.
Source: Corpus Christi drought restrictions may change after Texas floods | CC Caller-Times
Lake Travis set to fill for first time in 7 years due to Hill Country floods
Lake Travis is rising rapidly Friday morning as heavy releases from Hill Country dams and continued inflow from the Llano and Pedernales rivers push water level
Source: Lake Travis set to fill for first time in 7 years due to Hill Country floods | CBS Austin
Triggered by Texas flooding, Canyon Lake surges to over 90% full
Canyon Lake water levels were surging Friday, reaching heights not seen in nearly four years as a massive flood wave moved down the Guadalupe River.
How Temple’s ASR project became tied to Rowan’s changing data center plans | kcentv.com
KCEN examines the history of Temple’s ASR project and the role Rowan’s plans played in its development, from early planning to a changing water strategy.
Source: How Temple’s ASR project became tied to Rowan’s changing data center plans | kcentv.com
Upshur County votes to join Northeast Texas Groundwater Conservation District
UPSHUR COUNTY, Texas (KETK) – The Upshur County Commissioners’ Court unanimously voted to join the future Northeast Texas Groundwater Conservation District on Wednesday.
Source: Upshur County votes to join Northeast Texas Groundwater Conservation District | KETK
Temple approves grant application for aquifer project amid community concern | kcentv.com
Temple is seeking a $21 million state grant to build an aquifer storage and recovery system. Officials say strict state regulations will ensure the water is safe.
Source: Temple approves grant application for aquifer project amid community concern | kcentv.com
Groundwater district takes no action on permit rule changes | KETK.com | FOX51.com
ANDERSON COUNTY, Texas (KETK)– The Neches and Trinity Valleys Groundwater Conservation District took no action during a public hearing today on proposed rule changes to drilling permits. The …
Source: Groundwater district takes no action on permit rule changes | KETK.com | FOX51.com
‘They’ve done a lot of homework’: Two Grimes County school boards set to vote on Terafab tax deal Tuesday
Anderson-Shiro CISD and Iola ISD will decide whether to approve JETI tax agreements that SpaceX says are essential to bringing the project to Texas
Conroe supports increased pumping from aquifers in Montgomery County
Conroe officials are backing a proposal that could significantly increase groundwater pumping, a decision that may shape Montgomery County’s water supply as rapid growth continues.
Source: Conroe supports increased pumping from aquifers in Montgomery County | Houston Chronicle