US EditionNew report shines light on flawed water planning processes
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Water rights lead to legal fights
A “bitter” legal battle between two growing regions in Texas has caught the Texas A&M System and the cities of Bryan and College Station between a rock and a hard place: the law and their growing need for water. The Simsboro formation is the area of the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer that provides groundwater to cities in the Brazos Valley via pumps. Georgetown, a city north of Austin, has applied for a permit to pump water out of the Simsboro formation…
Cass County Citizens Journal-Sun
New report shines light on flawed water planning processes
A new study commissioned by the Texas Conservation Alliance shines a glaring light on potential flaws in the state’s water planning process as a whole. The report exposes some of the challenges of continuing to rely heavily on reservoirs to meet our state’s water needs. It details planned reservoirs, explores ...PLEASE LOG IN FOR PREMIUM CONTENT. Our website requires visitors to log in to view the best local news. Not yet a subscriber? Subscribe…
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