After the Supreme Court sided with the federal government in the long-standing Texas v. New Mexico case, the parties are going back to the drawing board. The case hinges on the federal government’s role in fulfilling inter-state water agreements.
Opinion: Texas can learn a lot for El Paso
The head of Texas 2036 made his first visit to El Paso last month, and came away impressed.
Why are water levels low along the San Marcos River? | KUT Radio, Austin’s NPR Station
An ongoing drought in Texas has worsened the condition of the local aquifer and has impacted the river’s water levels. Even with some rain on the forecast, Gov. Greg Abbott’s disaster declaration for elevated wildfire risk is still in effect.
Source: Why are water levels low along the San Marcos River? | KUT Radio, Austin’s NPR Station
Texas sues feds over endangered designation for mussels | The Texas Tribune
The lawsuit claims the endangered designation for six mussel species is a misuse of environmental law that threatens Texas’ economy.
Source: Texas sues feds over endangered designation for mussels | The Texas Tribune
All-Board Budget & Fees Workshop | Thursday, November 14, 2024
Explainer: Why nobody can touch the water that Mexico is offering | MyRGV.com
MERCEDES — For a growing number of Rio Grande Valley farmers, years of water scarcity fueled by drought and the unpredictability of Mexican water deliveries has depleted their water accounts.
Source: Explainer: Why nobody can touch the water that Mexico is offering | MyRGV.com
WATER WATCH: ‘The trend is not our friend’– Hydrologist says tough winter ahead
In this week’s ‘Water Watch’, NWS Hydrologist tells Meteorologist Stefanie Lauber there are “positives” despite a dry winter outlook.
Source: WATER WATCH: ‘The trend is not our friend’– Hydrologist says tough winter ahead
As drought drags on, Edwards Aquifer nears historic lows
Water Flow in Texas San Marcos River Plummets to ‘Concerning’ Low Levels – Newsweek
The river is a top destination for water sports and nature enthusiasts, but concerns are growing as rainfall continues to elude the area.
Source: Water Flow in Texas San Marcos River Plummets to ‘Concerning’ Low Levels – Newsweek
WT partners with Texas Tech for water feasibility study
In a bold and visionary move, West Texas A&M University and Texas Tech University have joined together in an extremely important issue to this unusually dry area, water feasibility.
Source: WT partners with Texas Tech for water feasibility study (myplainview.com)