The Barton Springs-Edwards Aquifer Conservation District has seen historically low levels amid drought conditions in Central Texas.
Author: Alan Day
Google announces data center agreement with rural Texas county, officials say
The agreement states that Google will operate off its own clean energy supply and limit water consumption, according to the release.
Source: Google announces data center agreement with rural Texas county, officials say | wfaa.com
Officials raise alarm as US waterway reaches ‘dead pool’ status: ‘For so long’
Business owners and farmers in Texas Hill Country could be heavily impacted after water levels at a popular lake near San Antonio reached historic lows.
Source: Officials raise alarm as US waterway reaches ‘dead pool’ status: ‘For so long’ | The Cool Down
Protecting the San Saba – Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
A proposed transmission line near the San Saba River has landowners questioning impacts. Story by Diane Meyer Photos by Kayla Jennings Gerald Nobles Jr. never expected his health would force […]
Source: Protecting the San Saba | Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
U.S. Energy Secretary discusses South Texas water crisis; calls the region ‘beachhead’ of American energy dominance
Chris Wright, the 17th U.S. Energy Secretary, discussed South Texas’ water troubles, need for more technology funding and why the region leads in energy.
City Council Approves Brackish Water Desalination Project | City of Corpus Christi
Part One: Can Texas Drought-Proof Its Economic Miracle? – Ten Across
As its population surges, drought deepens and data centers arrive, Texas is investing more than ever in water infrastructure. Is it enough?
Source: Part One: Can Texas Drought-Proof Its Economic Miracle? | Ten Across
Our Water Matters: Conference highlights challenges in the desert – Big Bend Sentinel
Earlier this month, over 350 people gathered at Sul Ross State University (SRSU) in Alpine for the Water in the Desert conference, an “ongoing conversation with landowners, scientists, policymakers and community members” about “complex and pressing water issues” in the Chihuahuan Desert of West Texas, as stated in the event’s official description.
Source: Our Water Matters: Conference highlights challenges in the desert | Big Bend Sentinel
South Texas lake almost entirely dry as city battles Stage 3 drought
A Corpus Christi community watches in shock as the lake recedes toward extinction.
Source: South Texas lake almost entirely dry as city battles Stage 3 drought | Chron
Water clock ticking for South Texas town
Three Rivers could lose its water supply by next February and is looking for grant dollars to drill water wells.
Source: Water clock ticking for South Texas town | kiiitv.com