While residents smelled rotten eggs, the state’s environmental agency said it has not detected any air pollution.
Source: West Texas well that exploded sealed 19 days later | The Texas Tribune
While residents smelled rotten eggs, the state’s environmental agency said it has not detected any air pollution.
Source: West Texas well that exploded sealed 19 days later | The Texas Tribune
By Emmy PowellCommunications SpecialistA bill aims to give local stakeholders in the Rio Grande Valley more influence in the discussions regarding the water Mexico owes the U.S. under the 1944 Water Treaty.The Water Delivery Transparency Act, introduced by U.S. Rep. Monica De La Cruz, mandates the U.S. International Boundary and Water
Source: De La Cruz champions local input in U.S.-Mexico water talks – Texas Farm Bureau
Listen to Texas Senator Charles Perry on the H2OMICS podcast as he shares insights on water sustainability, state-wide water planning, and innovative solutions like desalination and smart irrigation to secure Texas’ water future.
Source: Senator Perry Discusses Water Sustainability on H2OMICS Podcast | Calsense
Kenneth and Katherine Ridlehuber moved into their dream house in Fairwater two years ago. Then something strange started happening.
Source: Mysterious underground water causing erosion in Montgomery, Texas | khou.com
Mirasol Springs, a controversial development in Bee Cave, Texas, has received final approval for the construction of a new water service line. The development, which aims to set the gold standard f…
Source: Controversial development, Mirasol Springs, sees delay in final nod for water line
AUSTIN — A federal court granted the Trinity Edwards Springs Protection Association’s (TESPA) motion to intervene in an ongoing lawsuit between Aqua Texas and the Hays Trinity Groundwater Conservation District (HTGCD).
A 1944 water-sharing treaty between the United States and Mexico is back in the spotlight and Rio Grande Valley farms are hanging in the balance.
Drought is beginning to stake its claim across the Brazos Valley
Source: Stage one drought now covers the Brazos Valley (KBTX)