Drought, climate change, a booming population, and aging infrastructure are the most significant issues Central Texas’ water supply faces
Source: What’s sucking up Central Texas water? How will it get replenished?
Drought, climate change, a booming population, and aging infrastructure are the most significant issues Central Texas’ water supply faces
Source: What’s sucking up Central Texas water? How will it get replenished?
State Sen. Charles Perry is championing a statewide water grid similar to one proposed almost 70 years ago.
As drought plagues South Texas farmers, the U.S. and Mexican governments continue to fight over a decades-old water sharing agreement
Source: Lack of water continues to plague South Texas farmers | Spectrum News
By Julie TomascikEditorMexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced this month that Mexico will provide an immediate water delivery to farmers in Texas, aiming to address the country’s shortfall under the 1944 Water Treaty.The announcement follows a series of escalating tensions, including public criticism and tariff threats from President Donald Trump. He took to his social media
Source: Mexico to make water payment to U.S. under treaty – Texas Farm Bureau
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The Bastrop City Council OK’d a resolution supporting a House bill that would prevent Austin from building a plant to inject water in Bastrop County.
Source: Bastrop City Council opposes Austin’s aquifer water storage plan | AAS
Culberson County Groundwater Conservation District
Drought, lawsuits and federal funding for New Mexico’s largest river will be some of the topics at Rio Grande Compact Commission meeting.