The Water Management Plan approved in February by the Lower Colorado River Authority board is a far-reaching set of proposals borne of compromise. Though nobody at the table got everything personally desired, the plan should work well enough to ensure that cities and utilities in the Highland Lakes will always have adequate water during...
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OUR TURN: LCRA needs to stay on course with water plan
With Private Control of Jakarta’s Water, Public in the Dark
Details of the management of Jakarta’s piped water supply have long been shrouded in secrecy. On several fronts, that might soon change. Muhammad Reza, advocacy coordinator for the People’s Coalition for the Right to Water (Kruha), is trying to get the Public Information Commission (KIP) to declare key data and documents public. Kruha is...
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Ruling: Landowners also own groundwater
AUSTIN, Texas – The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that landowners have an ownership interest in the water underneath their land, a decision that could seriously curtail statewide efforts to manage water resources. The highly anticipated ruling is the court’s most significant decision on who owns water that flows underground. The state and water...
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Residents use public hearing to decry Asheville water changes – Asheville Citizen
<!–Saxotech Paragraph Count: 14–> She and many others living outside Asheville fear the city will eventually shake off the state restrictions and charge them higher rates, said Burhoe-Jones. “The system is broken for those of us looking toward the future,” she said. “We don’t know what the heck our water rates are going to...
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Water ruling favors landowners
AUSTIN — The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that landowners have an ownership interest in the water underneath their land, a decision that could seriously curtail statewide efforts to manage water resources. The highly anticipated ruling is the court’s most significant decision on who owns water that flows underground. The state and water management...
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