“We definitely feel like we’re on the front lines of climate change.”

Source: Colorado River is drying up at its source as alfalfa, golf, and growth strain the Southwest | LA Times

The Sledge Law Group will help with drafting legislation lawmakers may look at next year for a groundwater conservation district to exist.

Source: Wood, Upshur counties approve working with law firm in step toward creating groundwater conservation district | KLTV

City Council members traded insults before the 5-4 vote blocked an effort to apply for up to $120 million in federal grants to help build the treatment plant.

Source: Corpus Christi declines to seek grant for new water plant |The Texas Tribune

County officials and staff from across the Texas Hill Country gathered June 10 in Boerne to discuss groundwater protection, rapid growth, data center development and legislative priorities that could affect

Source: Regional leaders discuss groundwater, data centers and growth | News | sanmarcosrecord.com

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Source: Class is in: Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District puts on an Aquifer 101 presentation | KRHD

‘Aquifers 101’ meeting brings together residents, officials to learn how the Brazos Valley’s water supply works

Source: ‘You will not run out of water’: Brazos Valley officials address water concerns amid growing development | KBTX

Corpus Christi will not protest new drilling permits tied to the proposed Evangeline Groundwater Project as leaders continue negotiations with regional partners.

Source: Corpus Christi withdraws permit protest, continues Evangeline water talks | kiiitv.com

The project includes construction of a new pipeline system connecting the Oso and Greenwood water reclamation plants and other related infrastructure.

Source: Corpus Christi advances $107M reclaimed water project | kiiitv.com

The Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District and Brazos County hosted an informational session to educate residents on aquifers and groundwater management within the region’s growing population.

Source: Aquifers 101 held at Brazos Center to discuss water supply | The Eagle