Source: Two groundwater violators agree to comply to rules; one fined – DailyTrib.com
West Texas ranch will limit access to water for residents | The Texas Tribune
Residents at the sprawling Terlingua Ranch near Big Bend National Park will limit residents to 1,000 gallons of nondrinking water per month.
Source: West Texas ranch will limit access to water for residents | The Texas Tribune
Education/Conservation Committee Meeting | Tuesday, August 27, 2024 | 1:00 p.m. | District Office | Hearne, Texas
Education/Conservation Committee Notice & Agenda
Drought in the West has cost hydropower industry billions in losses in two decades, analysis finds • Idaho Capital Sun
Persistent drought in the West over the last two decades has limited the amount of electricity that hydropower dams can generate.
California is quietly preparing to go its own way on water
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration is reopening a playbook it used to protect endangered fish during former President Donald Trump’s first term.
Source: California is quietly preparing to go its own way on water
Rio Grande Valley agriculture faces water uncertainty | Top Headlines | wlj.net
Recent rains in South Texas helped agricultural production in the short term but did little to address the long-term outlook for irrigation water supplies in a region critical to the
Source: Rio Grande Valley agriculture faces water uncertainty | Top Headlines | wlj.net
Texas adopts first statewide flood plan. Here’s what to know.
081624 RRC Proposes Significant Overhaul of Oil & Gas Waste Management Rules
Arizona, Nevada and Mexico will lose same amount of Colorado River water next year as in 2024 – KXAN Austin
WASHINGTON (AP) — Arizona, Nevada and Mexico will continue to live with less water next year from the Colorado River after the U.S. government on Thursday announced water cuts that preserve the sta…
Medina Lake is falling again. Is South Texas back in a drought?
After heavy rainfall soaked South Texas in July, Medina Lake finally started to show signs of life. But dry weather….
Source: Medina Lake is falling again. Is South Texas back in a drought? – San Antonio Express-News