Texas

The wide green valley that is criss-crossed by Plum Creek forms the landscape for Uhland, Texas which began its recorded history when German farmers settled there in the 1800s and was also once [...]

Secured language for drilling sample at JBSA-Lackland AFB Washington, July 26, 2018 | Rep. Cuellar: Leslie Martinez & Rep. Castro: Jamie Geller (Leslie Martinez: 956-725-0639 & Jamie [...]

This is an informative Article that I found while researching information on outdoor residential water use in the State of Texas. The idea of using recycled water for residential use in lawn [...]

In the midst of doing many water resource projects (Including Waste Water) in South/Central Texas and in establishing CCN. I began to realize that there are many different types of “districts” [...]

Originally published by the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) in August 2015, this article is a great resource on conservation efforts and strategies in Texas. Highlighting the fact that the [...]

Original article referenced was published on The Texas Tribune by Kiah Collier on July 23, 2015. The SWIFT allocation is off to a cautiously optimistic start. Just last week, The Texas Water [...]

Three billion people will join the global consumer class over the next two decades, this will accelerate the degradation of natural resources and escalating competition for them. Nowhere is this [...]

According to the Texas Water Development Board, by 2060 the state’s demand for water is likely to increase by 27 percent compared to its demand in 2000. This tells me that the need for new [...]

Did you know that Texans use over 1.37 trillion gallons of water annually for municipal use? Where does this water come from? In Central/South Texas region we get most of our municipal and [...]

Currently the Texas Legislature is voting on a proposed bill HB-4123 and is currently before the Governor as of March 16, 2015 to govern the removal of water from one county to another. This [...]