A series of decisions this year facing the entities that control water resources in Montgomery County could not only effect local water bills in The Woodlands area, but some experts say they could also have long-lasting environmental repercussions.
Source: Subsidence key to Montgomery County’s ongoing groundwater debate | Community Impact Newspaper
The issue of subsidence in The Woodlands and how it is used in future water planning in south Montgomery County has riled up a range of public officials, many of whom spoke at a recent meeting of The Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District to express they’re concerns.
Source: Subsidence concerns heighten in The Woodlands – Laredo Morning Times
On February 4, 2021, the State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) approved Electro Purificatio
Source: Electro Purification Ends Contested Case Hearing In Hays County – Corridor News
A recent report says geology and groundwater pumping have created a ‘perfect storm’ for sinking cities.
Source: A Sinking Situation In Houston, Texas Gulf Coast – Texas A&M Today
The website for the Texas House of Representatives provides information on legislation, committees, and session.
Source: Texas House of Representatives : House Committee on Natural Resources
SAN ANGELO, Texas – UPDATE: The city of San Angelo purchased the 32,000 acre Ford Ranch in 2017 to secure water rights to the Hickory Aquifer. Almost four years later, the city has 15 wells i…
Source: Our Water: City of San Angelo approves Ford Ranch sale