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Study: Texans Support Government Water Management, With Conditions

A new study has found that Texans are willing to support government efforts to manage water as long as those efforts are not perceived as hurting agriculture or the environment.

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A new study published in the Texas Water Journal has found that Texans are willing to support government efforts to manage water resources during a drought — as long as those efforts are not perceived as harming agriculture or the environment.

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