Study focused on the Permian Basin, long a prolific oil production region that has seen resurgence with the advent of horizontal drilling.
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Harvey Spawns Interest In How Texas Harvests And Holds Water | Texas Standard
Water may seem like a nuisance now, but drought will eventually return. Now is the time to design better water infrastructure for the Lone Star State.
Source: Harvey Spawns Interest In How Texas Harvests And Holds Water | Texas Standard
Former senator turned consultant puts a figure on water conservation | Rio Grande Guardian
In the last few years water conservation has become a darling of both environmentalists and elected officials. The recent drought may be largely responsible for bringing to light the urgency of wat?
Source: Former senator turned consultant puts a figure on water conservation | Rio Grande Guardian
Study links groundwater with surface water in Devils River
Farm Bureau opposes well ordinance – Porterville Recorder: News
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
Construction underway on Vista Ridge Pipeline
142-mile pipeline will bring water to San Antonio by 2020
LSGCD projects 8.7% reduction in 2018 budgeted expenses
Farmers Propose Novel Solution to Fight Over Groundwater in ? Water Deeply
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
Army Corps gives input in Florida-Georiga water war
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