Texas A&M AgriLife is developing an inexpensive and easy-to-use mobile app and irrigation management system to help agricultural producers increase water-use efficiency and continue producing cotton.
Source: AgriLife developing app to allow more efficient irrigation | Land & Livestock Post | theeagle.com
The Ogallala aquifer is rapidly declining. The large underground reservoir stretches from Wyoming and the Dakotas to New Mexico, with segments crossing key farmland in Texas, Nebraska, Kansas and O…
Source: Amid groundwater declines, water data gains importance | The NM Political Report
Center for Biological Diversity: Urban Sprawl Threatens Georgetown, Salado Salamanders’ Freshwater Habitat
Hydrologists, planners meet in Albuquerque
Source: Groundwater key to Southwest water policy » Albuquerque Journal
A tributary of the Rio Grande, the Pecos River stretches about 900 miles, starting in north-central New Mexico and proceeding into West Texas.
Source: A history of Pecos River water rights fight between New Mexico and Texas
Reusing oil field wastewater is slowing replacing the need to use freshwater for drilling and hydraulic fracturing operations in places like the arid Permian Basin of southeastern New Mexico and West Texas, industry experts said.
Source: Oil industry is slowly finding a use for its wastewater – HoustonChronicle.com
The Supreme Court will wade into a decadeslong water fight in April, hearing arguments from Texas and New Mexico over how to share water from the Pecos River.
Source: Texas, New Mexico Water Fight Gets Supreme Court Date
Environmental activist Rusty Middleton raises concerns over a groundwater pumping plan
“When I joined the District almost 7 years ago, I quickly developed an appreciation for the District’s reputable science and policy and for the challenges…”
Source: Aquifer District Names New General Manager – Corridor News