Source: Researchers find simple way to destroy PFAS on activated carbon \ Phys Org
Author: Alan Day
Is the Rio Grande Basin Drying Up? Water Security Threatened
Unsustainable use threatens water security for millions of people who rely on the binational basin
Source: Is the Rio Grande Basin Drying Up? Water Security Threatened | Morning Ag Clips
Commissioners Meet to Discuss County Groundwater District – The Messenger News
Water Wars Come To Texas – CleanTechnica
Drought and high temperatures are putting pressure on groundwater sources all across Texas, and making water a highly profitable business.
Study: Rio Grande basin at serious risk from overuse of water – The NAU Review
Dramatic surge in water demand predicted by 2040 puts Ohio farmers and industry on collision course – CBS Pittsburgh
A report on the future of water in central Ohio warns that industrial demands for water will skyrocket at the same time experts expect farmers will need to regularly irrigate their fields.
Mexico falls behind on water deliveries, Texas lawmakers push for retaliation – Texas Farm Bureau
By Emmy PowellCommunications SpecialistOnce again, Mexico has missed its water delivery obligations to the United States, reigniting frustration across South Texas and prompting new legislation from lawmakers.Under the 1944 Water Treaty, Mexico must deliver 1.75 million acre-feet of water to the U.S. every five years, about 350,000 acre-feet annually, from six tributaries feeding the Rio
Source: Mexico falls behind on water deliveries, Texas lawmakers push for retaliation | Texas Farm Bureau
West Texas A&M University tackles water scarcity with new desalination project
West A&M University has launched an initiative to address water scarcity in the Texas Panhandle, establishing the Panhandle Institute for Engineering and Resear
Source: West Texas A&M University tackles water scarcity with new desalination project | KVII ABC 7
New WOTUS proposal offers clarity for farmers, landowners – Texas Farm Bureau
By Shelby ShankField EditorThe Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Army Corps of Engineers released a new proposed Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) rule on Nov. 17 that aims to clarify what water features fall under federal jurisdiction.For years, there has been confusion over the definition of WOTUS and what constitutes federally regulated
Source: New WOTUS proposal offers clarity for farmers, landowners – Texas Farm Bureau