By Shelby ShankField EditorDrought conditions across the Lone Star State persist, posing significant challenges for farmers and ranchers.“It’s very hot. It’s been very hot for close to a month now without much relief,” Russell Boening, Texas Farm Bureau president, told RFD-TV. “It’s dangerous for people and for livestock, and we have to take precautions.”The prolonged
Source: Drought intensifies across the Lone Star State – Texas Farm Bureau
College Station officials announced Tuesday that the city could soon enter stage 1 of its water restriction plan unless residents conserve water according to a post via X, formerly known
Several North Texas cities are stepping up water conservation rules this week as the heat wave boosts drought conditions.
Source: Heatwave and drought boost future water supply concerns
AUSTIN (KXAN) — A groundwater district in Hays County said one Central Texas water provider overpumped nearly 90 million gallons of water in 2022, leading to “by far” the largest penalties for overuse in the district, which manages the Jacob’s Well zone.
A recent study found that reused water is not only safe but that it’s actually cleaner than conventionally sourced water.
Source: As water reuse expands, proponents battle the ‘yuck’ factor
A Dallas billionaire says his new luxury resort in a near-pristine parcel west of Austin is a model of sustainability. The caretaker of the nature reserve next door isn’t buying it.
A changing climate and sustained population growth are throwing a big curve the way of the American Southwest. The potent combination will require of us creative and smart uses of water.
Source: Opinion: Texas, we have a water problem. We need these smart policies