Tulare County circulating plan up for adoptionA long-awaited proposed ordinance regulating new agricultural wells is getting mixed reviews in the county.

Source: Farm Bureau opposes well ordinance – Porterville Recorder: News

142-mile pipeline will bring water to San Antonio by 2020

Source: Construction underway on Vista Ridge Pipeline

Source: LSGCD projects 8.7% reduction in 2018 budgeted expenses

Diamond Valley in rural Nevada has a critically overdrafted aquifer that supports its farming economy. Some irrigators want to shift to a market-based system to limit pumping, but the community is divided.

Source: Farmers Propose Novel Solution to Fight Over Groundwater in — Water Deeply

TALLAHASSEE — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, a key player in Florida’s decades-old legal fight with Georgia over water flow in the Apalachicola River, has weighed into the pending case before the U.S. Supreme Court.The federal agency’s comments, which were filed in a brief Monday, are important because a special master has recommended that Florida’s claim for relief be denied because the Corps, which controls water flow through the region in a series of dams and reservoirs, was not

Source: Army Corps gives input in Florida-Georiga water war

Source: Georgia gets allies in water wars legal fight

The rate hike comes as the district struggles with a budget deficit it mostly blames on mounting legal expenses in an ongoing legal battle with Conroe.LSGCD posted a net loss of $778,621 in 2016, a loss it blames on rising legal costs from the Conroe lawsuit, as well as a reduction in water usage.During Tuesday’s meeting, board members heard the district has posted a net loss so far this year of $119,373 — even as the board moves to cut thousands of dollars from its budget, including community education and outreach programs, cable television advertising and other items.groundwater production.

Source: LSGCD keeps blame on Conroe for financial woes, raises rate –

Ten states sign on to support California water agencies as they appeal to the Supreme Court in a tribe’s landmark lawsuit over groundwater rights.

Source: 10 states back California agencies in fight with tribe over groundwater

On Wednesday, the Culberson County Groundwater Conservation District voted on the Agua Grande project, a brainchild of Dan Allen Hughes. The West Texas board voted unanimously to approve the projec…

Source: Dan Hughes gets the go ahead for his West Texas water project

CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) — A key task force in eastern New Mexico is set to unveil its plan to conserve water from a massive groundwater supply that underlies parts of New Mexico, Texas and several other states….

Source- Key eastern New Mexico water plan set to be released- El Paso Inc.