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Category: Policy

Rethinking our relationship with Hill Country water, before it’s too late

Posted on April 22, 2022April 22, 2022Author Robin GaryCategories Policy

For immediate release: Opinion Editorial April 11, 2022 By:  Jennifer Walker, National Wildlife Federation Water is an integral part of the Hill Country fabric, and it is embodied in the … Continue reading Rethinking our relationship with Hill Country water, before it’s too late

Groundwater Permit Planning Guide for Western Hays County

Posted on April 18, 2022April 18, 2022Author Robin GaryCategories drought, Policy

The new Groundwater Permit Planning Guide provides an overview of groundwater systems, aquifers and the associated geologic formations, and permit limitations in Western Hays County.  This guide, a collaboration between … Continue reading Groundwater Permit Planning Guide for Western Hays County

TCEQ Denies Pristine Streams Rulemaking Petition but…

Posted on April 8, 2022April 8, 2022Author Robin GaryCategories Policy, PostsTags groundwater, Pristine Streams, Texas water, water quality

From January 31 to March 30, over 1200 comments were submitted on the TCEQ Pristine Streams rule change petition.  This had incredible effect on the Commissioners as they met on … Continue reading TCEQ Denies Pristine Streams Rulemaking Petition but…

Groundwater and Surface Water 3D Animation

Posted on January 31, 2022Author Robin GaryCategories Policy, Water Conservation, Watershed Protection

In the Hill Country, groundwater and surface water are connected.  Clear springs feed our iconic creeks and rivers.  Water recharges aquifers (our groundwater supply) through caves and fractures in creek … Continue reading Groundwater and Surface Water 3D Animation

Support for Blanco Land Application Permit instead of Direct Discharge

Posted on November 11, 2021November 16, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Policy, Watershed Protection

WVWA firmly supports the Blanco Water Reclamation Task Force recommendation to the City of Blanco dated October 30, 2021.  WVWA applauds the thorough analysis done by Aqua Strategies documented in … Continue reading Support for Blanco Land Application Permit instead of Direct Discharge

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