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Water Forum Focuses on State’s Future Water Supplies

The San Antonio Clean Technology Forum, held Oct. 26, laid out views on water quality issues and the city's new water initiatives, including the Vista Ridge pipeline project and others funded by the Texas Water Development Board.

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Bastrop County resident Charlotte Gilman protests the Vista Ridge Water Supply Project with other Lee and Bastrop County residents.
Credit: Charlie Pearce

The San Antonio Clean Technology Forum, held Oct. 26, laid out views on water quality issues and the city's new water initiatives, including the Vista Ridge pipeline project and water projects funded by the Texas Water Development Board. With the Vista Ridge project continuing to stir controversy, Andrew Sansom of the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment observed that water supply issues are increasingly pitting rural versus urban Texans. (Texas Public Radio)

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