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Will the End of the Drought Mean the End of Conserving?

After heavy rains and flooding ended or eased the drought in many areas of Texas, communities around the state have adopted different approaches to rules on water use.

by Carol Flake

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After heavy rains and flooding ended or eased the drought in many areas of Texas, communities around the state have adopted different approaches to communicating about water use. Some cities, such as Austin, still have restrictions on water use, while others have rescinded them. (Austin American-Statesman)

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