Groundwater

From Texas Standard:The nonprofit Circle of Blue recently launched its reporting project “Water, Texas,” a series about the challenges Texas faces in…

From Texas Standard:The Rio Grande, or the Rio Bravo as it's known south of the border, is a natural divider between the United States and Mexico. It's…

From Texas Standard:Water nourishes us. But it also forms borders between geographic regions, and has even become responsible for migration, as…

From Texas Standard:The Ogallala Aquifer is a massive store of groundwater that quenches the thirst of people, crops and livestock throughout the Great…

From Texas Standard: Wimberley Independent School District in Central Texas is moving forward with the construction of a new environmentally friendly…

From Texas Standard:NASA says droughts are becoming more common, and will continue to be. If that's true, more lawsuits could follow. In the U.S., states…

A jury in Medina County is expected to announce damages soon in a case that pitted landowners against the Edwards Aquifer Authority — a case that could…

About 60 percent of the water we use in Texas comes from aquifers – natural underground reservoirs that often aren’t easily replenished. In Hays County,…

Good news and bad in the latest drought forecast from the federal government: The situation is expected to improve in the next few months east of Central…

Hays County is looking for alternative groundwater supplies. An open Request for Proposals seeks to pipe in water from aquifers that could be tapped to…