The Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District (LSGCD) has been invited to have a standing agenda item at the SJRA GRP Review Committee Meeting since the origination of the SJRA GRP contract. According to the current framework of SJRA’s GRP contract
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Why a Hill Country water utility said no to 9 new developments
Ogallala Aquifer declines as Texas Panhandle drought continues
Water is the lifeline of the Texas Panhandle, but experts warn it’s running low.
Source: Ogallala Aquifer declines as Texas Panhandle drought continues | wsmv
Georgetown implements $291M plan to secure water supply amid growing demand in Texas
As one of the fastest-growing cities in central Texas, Georgetown is taking significant steps to ensure its water supply remains sustainable for the future. Facing a potential water shortage by 2030, the city has launched a $291.8 million initiative to expand its water infrastructure, including the development of the South Lake Water Treatment Plant, reports My San Antonio.
Groundwater district zones in on Briggs-Oakalla area – DailyTrib.com
Time running out for Mexico to pay water debt to US | Border Report
It’s going to take an act of God or some savvy last-minute negotiating for Mexico to liquidate its enormous water debt with the United States by the fall.
Source: Time running out for Mexico to pay water debt to US | Border Report
Texas Senate passes bill to establish Central Texas Water Alliance | Center for Politics | kdhnews.com
The Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 1194 Thursday.
Two water bills could have far-reaching impacts
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Source: Two water bills could have far-reaching impacts | Wimberley View
Texas Ag Commissioner weighs in on USDA’s plan to help producers dealing with water losses – YouTube
U.S. Denial of Mexico’s Request Sparks Diplomatic Strain – Texas Border Business
Texas Border Business Texas Border Business In a historic and consequential move, the United States has officially denied Mexico’s request for a special water delivery from the Colorado River to Tijuana. The Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, a U.S. Department of State division, addressed this matter on March 20, 2025, via their official social media…
Source: U.S. Denial of Mexico’s Request Sparks Diplomatic Strain – Texas Border Business