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Texas lawmakers, voters approved historic water investments in 2025. What happens now?
The passage of Proposition 4 dedicated up to $20 billion to the Texas Water Fund.
Water outlook: The good and bad of our water situation
Water management is a major focus of my work during the 2026 AgriLife year.
Source: Water outlook: The good and bad of our water situation | My Plainview
Three Days Without Water: Why the Rio Grande’s Future Is a Matter of Survival – Texas Border Business
The 2025 Rio Grande/Río Bravo Binational River Symposium opened in November in McAllen, Texas
Regular Board Meeting Notice & Agenda | Thursday, January 8, 2026 | 2:00 p.m. | District Office | Hearne, Texas
Mexico Releases Rio Grande Water After Trump Tariff Threats
Mexico’s political leaders have announced that they are opening dams to release water to American farmers. Will that clear their water debt?
Source: Mexico Releases Rio Grande Water After Trump Tariff Threats | The Dallas Express
Alice Opens Texas First Brackish Water Desalination Plant, Boosting Local Resilience
The City of Alice and Seven Seas Water Group commissioned a brackish water reverse osmosis desalination plant that can produce up to 2.7 million gallons per day, providing a new drought resilient drinking water source for local residents. The project used a Water as a Service model that required no significant upfront capital from the city, a structure officials say could be replicated by other municipalities facing persistent water scarcity.
Source: Alice Opens Texas First Brackish Water Desalination Plant, Boosting Local Resilience | Prism News
LPGCD eyes continued growth, stewardship
Bastrop County’s groundwater authority is celebrating a year marked by program growth and continued investment in a sustainable future, and officials say they are looking to keep up with community engagement in 2026.
Source: LPGCD eyes continued growth, stewardship | Elgin Courier
Mexico Releases Water Amid U.S. Pressure Over 1944 Treaty Obligations – Texas Border Business
Mexico has begun releasing water from key reservoirs as part of its efforts to comply with long-standing delivery obligations to the United States under the 1944 Water Treaty
Source: Mexico Releases Water Amid U.S. Pressure Over 1944 Treaty Obligations | Texas Border Business
Guajolote Ranch permit advances as opponents prepare appeal | TPR
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has declined to reconsider a wastewater permit for the proposed Guajolote Ranch housing development in northwest Bexar County, leaving the permit in place.
Source: Guajolote Ranch permit advances as opponents prepare appeal | TPR