Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority officials have purchased "vintage" water rights to the San Marcos River, giving them senior rights to the water and thus more influence over water usage in San Marcos. Full Story
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The American Bar Association's Section of Environment, Energy and Resources is hosting the 34th Water Law Conference in Austin on March 29-30. Full Story
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An opinion piece in the New York Times says that there is a crisis in the country's water systems that threatens all industries that depend on safe clean water. Full Story
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This year's El Niño has been said to be the strongest in a generation and is causing problems for workers and farmers worldwide. Full Story
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In response to increasing waterborne disease outbreaks, the Global Water Pathogen Project will collect and disseminate information on water-related disease risks and intervention measures. Full Story
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A major project to share and explore research to stop the draining of the Ogallala Aquifer will launch on March 31 in Amarillo. Full Story
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An agreement has been reached following the long legal battle between the Aransas Project and the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority on environmental flows for the San Antonio Bay estuary. Full Story
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A new, expanded edition of Your Remarkable Riparian Field Guide, which has been a staple of riparian education programs, will be published in April. Full Story
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The water crisis in Flint, Michigan, has stirred an examination of the nation's aging water systems. Full Story
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Mexico has repaid a water debt to the United States that dates back to a 1944 treaty on water in the Rio Grande, according to the U.S. Section of International Boundary and Water Commission. Full Story
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