Firms have used billions of gallons of Rio Grande and Pecos River water for drilling in the Eagle Ford Shale and elsewhere, analysis shows.
Rogers: Texas GOP is becoming anti-rural
Party and its allies oppose small-town Texas’ biggest priorities.
San Antonio’s Edwards Aquifer nears lowest level ever, Stage 5 declared | TPR
The Edwards Aquifer Authority on Friday declared Stage 5 Critical Period Management for Edwards groundwater permit holders in the San Antonio Pool.
Source: San Antonio’s Edwards Aquifer nears lowest level ever, Stage 5 declared | TPR
For first time ever, Edwards Aquifer in Stage 5 drought restrictions
The Edwards Aquifer Authority enacts the most restrictive drought cutbacks it can, as the J-17 index well in Bexar County reaches its lowest level …
Source: For first time ever, Edwards Aquifer in Stage 5 drought restrictions | SAEN
Major drought causes upgraded water restrictions in South Texas | kens5.com
Much of the San Antonio region has been under Extreme or Exceptional Drought since mid-March.
Source: Major drought causes upgraded water restrictions in South Texas | kens5.com
‘Fight of a generation’: Activists tell Longview group tooppose reservoir, water sale proposals
A proposed major water reservoir construction project in Northeast Texas — and the potential sale of water from a major regional lake — would supply nature’s most precious resource to the rapidly growing Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Leaders meet to tackle water challenges | kiiitv.com
Experts gathered at the One Water Summit in Corpus Christi to tackle water challenges and help fund local assistance programs.
Source: Leaders meet to tackle water challenges | kiiitv.com
The Biggest US Oil Field Is at Risk of Poisonous Water Leaks, Texas Warns
Wastewater disposal in the Permian Basin is boosting pressure underground, threatening to hinder oil production.
Hill Country residents fighting data center plan. It’ll likely be built anyway.
Gonzales County faces critical water fight as GBRA seeks record-high groundwater permit | The Gonzales Inquirer
The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA) is pushing to amend its groundwater permit, seeking to increase its allocation from 15,000 acre-feet per year to 24,000 acre-feet per year from the Carrizo …