As the primary source of drinking water for the city, San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said the Edwards Aquifer is the keystone to San Antonio’s prosperity.
Source: San Antonio plans for future water security | Community Impact
Conservation News
Texas water board will have to decide whether Marvin Nichols Reservoir creates conflict
The northeast water group formally declared an interregional conflict Tuesday.
Source: Texas water board will have to decide whether Marvin Nichols Reservoir creates conflict | DMN
Medina Lake water level hits historic low as drought persists
Texas bill would create oilfield waste pit notification rule | The Texas Tribune
House Bill 4572 would introduce new requirements for pits where drillers bury oil and gas waste.
Source: Texas bill would create oilfield waste pit notification rule | The Texas Tribune
GCGCD urges residents to contact TCEQ, state officials concerning UEC permit renewal | Goliad Advance-Guard | southtexasnews.com
The Goliad County Groundwater Conservation District held a public meeting on April 15 to address community concerns over the effects of uranium mining and waste disposal on local groundwater.
AI data center could be coming to Marfa – The Big Bend Sentinel
Marfa grasslands, long inhabited by grazing cattle, could soon be the site of a multi-million dollar data center established to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence if preliminary plans progress.
Source: AI data center could be coming to Marfa – The Big Bend Sentinel
Rio Grande water flow drops 30%, named 5th most endangered river in US
East Texans unite to stop water sale to Dallas suburbs | The Texas Tribune
After a deal to pipe water from Lake O’ the Pines to North Texas came to light, residents voiced opposition everywhere they could to block it.
Source: East Texans unite to stop water sale to Dallas suburbs | The Texas Tribune
Elected officials, Texas A&M take deep dive into the battle to ‘keep water local’
The cities of Bryan and College Station along with county commissioners and Texas A&M University have all joined forces on one issue — stopping water from being taken from the Simsboro Aquifer for use in Georgetown and surrounding areas.
Source: Elected officials, Texas A&M take deep dive into the battle to ‘keep water local’ | The Eagle
A bill targeting overpumping in Hays County progresses in the Texas legislature | KXAN Austin
A bill seeking to charge water wholesalers per gallon of water pumped and curtail them from over-pumping in the Hays Trinity Groundwater Conservation District passed in its committee and is on the …
Source: A bill targeting overpumping in Hays County progresses in the Texas legislature | KXAN Austin