SB 1, 75th R.S.
Relating to the development and management of the water resources of the state; providing penalties.
City of San Antonio ex rel. San Antonio Water System (SAWS) v. Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA); Plaintiff's original petition (No. D-1-GN-09-002760, breach of contract). Perry pushes desalination for Gulf Coast. University researchers throughout Texas provide insights into SB 1 regional water planning process. Boone Pickens wants to sell you his water. Creating regional water plans under SB1. Water talk flows free at policy conference. Come rain or no rain...Texans dive into water issues. Effect of Senate Bill 1 on drought planning requirements. Maverick in the middle: State Rep. Robert 'Rob' Junell has learned the ropes, but still likes a wild ride. Water: interbasin transfers a difficult issue. Creating environmental consensus: comparison of Senate Bill 1 water planning to a consensus building process. Liquid assets: a hard look at Texas water (part 1). Texas groundwater law in the twenty-first century: a compendium of historical approaches, current problems, and future solutions focusing on the High Plains Aquifer and the Panhandle. Hung out to dry? Groundwater conservation districts and the continuing battle to save Texas's most precious resource. Community and economic benefits of Texas rivers, springs and bays. Water is for fighting: 'hot' water issues in Texas. Dell City water fight could spread. Where'd all the (ground) water go? Three approaches to balancing resource efficiency with rural sustainability in Texas. Water, water everywhere, but not enough dollars to support it. Senate Bill 1. Senate Bill 1: water for Texas. Water law rewritten. Texas Groundwater: Reconciling the Rule of Capture With Environmental and Community Demands. Come rain or no rain ... From policy to reality: maximizing urban water conservation in Texas. |
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