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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Colonias are looking to a new study funded by the Texas Water Development Board to create and implement drainage designs to relieve flooding that results in contaminated water. Full Story
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The harmful effects of drought on the western U.S. will likely spread eastward, altering the conditions of forests across the nation, according to a study. Full Story
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A new study by a group of climate scientists has concluded that sea levels are now rising faster than they have for the past 2,800 years. Full Story
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In California, storm water is often lost to sewers, drains or winds up in the ocean rather than as a source of freshwater for the state. Full Story
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Crystal City, the small town where most of the town officials were recently arrested by the FBI on charges of alleged bribery, has now been plagued by dirty, bad-smelling water flowing from its taps. Full Story
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Despite the end of the severe drought in Texas, the state's water and sewer utilities will continue to see an impact, according to Fitch Ratings, the international bond ratings agency. Full Story
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The Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Council held its first meeting as part of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department after being transferred from the Texas General Land Office. Full Story
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The next Texas Water Symposium, to be held at Texas State University in San Marcos on Feb. 11, will explore the health and long-term sustainability of the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer. Full Story
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The Southwest Stream Restoration Conference, to be held in San Antonio on June 2, is calling for abstracts for talks by natural resource professionals on stream and watershed restoration planning. Full Story
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