Source: Council Approves Contract Amendments for Evangeline Groundwater Program | City of Corpus Christi
Author: Alan Day
Guidance for Federal Conservation Programs on PFAS on Agricultural Lands Offered in New Report
A new report examines the scope of PFAS challenges in agriculture and identifies steps that land conservation agencies at the U.S. Department of Agriculture could take to reduce the impacts of these “forever chemicals” on natural resources and agricultural productivity.
Fastest microfluidics chip pulls PFAS from water in five minutes
A new microfluidic device from KRICT and CNU extracts pollutants like PFAS directly from soil and water without needing complex filtration.
Source: Fastest microfluidics chip pulls PFAS from water in five minutes | Interesting Engineering
City Council approves massive water investment as emergency could come sooner than November
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi City Council voted 8-1 to move forward with a nearly $175 million brackish water desalination plant.
Source: City Council approves massive water investment as emergency could come sooner than November | KRIS 6
How one Corpus Christi neighbor keeps his lawn green during drought restrictions
Corpus Christi resident shows how $47 rain barrels can provide months of water for landscaping during restrictions
Source: How one Corpus Christi neighbor keeps his lawn green during drought restrictions | KRIS
Documentary shows solutions for Texas ranchers confronting water scarcity
Curtis & Curtis Seed Co. and Barenbrug USA has announced the release of From Dust: How the World’s Smallest Resource Could Shape the Future.
San Marcos City Council revisits divided $1.5B data center plan
San Marcos City Council faces a pivotal decision on a $1.5 billion data center proposal amid recent debate over growth, water use and industrialization impacts.
Source: San Marcos City Council revisits divided $1.5B data center plan | KVUE
As drought risks linger, LCRA revisits water plan for Central Texas lakes
With municipal water demands increasing in Central Texas, the authority is set to tighten how it provides water from the Highland Lakes for crop irrigation.
Interior Department moves forward on guidelines for Colorado River absent full state consensus
Baker Botts’ 39th Annual Environmental Seminar – Key Takeaways from Breakout Session #1 | Baker Botts L.L.P. – JDSupra
See Topic 2: Texas Water Infrastructure and Groundwater Management