Leading the charge in conserving water for future generations in the Texas Panhandle is a constant battle. C. E. Williams a farmer by trade spent decades exploring and implementing water conservation while working as the General Manager of a district that started operating in 1956. “What’s your most important function and I said conservation of the water,” said C. E. Williams, retired from Panhandle Groundwater District. For decades C. E.

Source: C.E. Williams honored for service and dedication | KVII

International officials must work together to research and conserve shared groundwater supplies, experts from New Mexico, Texas and the Mexican state of Chihuah

Source: U.S., Mexico officials urge collaboration on water issues – Albuquerque Journal

Studying the area’s groundwater recharge and spring hydrochemistry, the project is one of 20 nationwide projects receiving funding from the Bureau of Reclamation.

Source: SwRI to begin two-year study of west Texas groundwater | WaterWorld

An 8-year-old Supreme Court lawsuit about a dispute over groundwater pumping on the Rio Grande between Texas and New Mexico is making its way to trial.

Source: What the Texas-New Mexico dispute over the Pecos River can tell us about the Rio Grande fight – El Paso Matters

Even Texas Water Supply’s largest customers are upset with the company and want out of their contracts.

Source: Water company’s moves anger buyers, landowners, local governments

Source: Farmers restore native grasslands as groundwater disappears | WNYT.com

A new EDF report outlines common ground among diverse groundwater stakeholders in Texas.

Source: 5 principles for resilient groundwater management in Texas | Growing Returns

Update 12:50 p.m. Friday, Aug. 27: Special Master Michael Melloy ruled Friday to split in half the trial for the long-running U.S. Supreme Court case over

Source: Catch up on the big Supreme Court water case involving Texas and New Mexico – El Paso Matters

‘We are in unprecedented territory’: As the federal government declares a first-ever shortage on the Colorado River, Arizona farmers prepare for cuts.

Source: Colorado River shortage will bring water cuts for Arizona farmers

ATLANTA (AP) — A judge has ruled that a federal agency doesn’t have to revise its plans for how it operates dams along the Chattahoochee and Flint rivers, another win

Source: Georgia wins fresh ruling in water war with Florida, Alabama | Texas | elpasoinc.com