Source: Invasive species discovered in Colorado River is capable of wiping out ecosystems, causing costly damage

McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) — A South Texas congressman who is part of a bipartisan delegation of U.S. lawmakers meeting with officials in Mexico City this week says Mexico intends to repay water owed to the United States very soon, Border Report has learned.

Source: South Texas congressman says Mexico will start repaying water debt ‘soon’

Source: Judge temporarily halts state plan to monitor groundwater use in crop-rich California region

As it pushes its customers to conserve, the utility’s water loss has jumped in recent years, in part due to drought and aging infrastructure.

Source: How SAWS is working to fix its 21 billion-gallon water loss problem (San Antonio Express News)

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality will host a public meeting for Goliad County residents and others to ask questions and receive information concerning the Uranium Energy Corporation’s permit renewal

Source: TCEQ to hold public meeting concerning UEC permit renewal | Goliad Advance-Guard | southtexasnews.com

Source: How to save California’s precious groundwater, the ‘dark matter’ of our water world

Billions of gallons are being lost in a growing state.

Source: Texas is losing too much water (texasgroundwater.org)

SAN ANTONIO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) – The Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts announced that it will hold its annual Texas Groundwater Summit in San Antonio from Aug. 20-22, set on drawing attendees representing groundwater industry leaders, community stakeholders, agencies and government officials together to discuss and solve groundwater issues across the state.

Source: Texas groundwater districts prepare for annual summit amid state water problems, progress

HEARNE — A war on water is being waged in Robertson County.

Source: Robertson County group seeks transport permit to send water to Georgetown area – The Eagle

OPINION- No one ever explained why the so-called Sustainable Groundwater Management Act of 2014 allowed 26 years – until 2040 – before all users of California’s ever-smaller groundwater supplies wo…

Source: Groundwater still an unsettled problem – Lake County Record-Bee