Add to ORKGTexans believe they own the water beneath their land and can freely sell or lease their water rights, but a patchwork of Groundwater Conservation Districts (GCDs) restrict such transactions. As a result, groundwater rights have become a phantom. Regulatory changes are needed that respect the rights of property owners and use market forces to promote the prudent best use of Texas’ groundwater resources
This paper assesses a case of co-management of groundwater between the state of Texas, pushing for ...
Increased human populations, together with increased per capita water usage and climate changes, hav...
The rapidly increasing Texas population coupled with the scarcity of water resources has created an ...
Beneath the great state of Texas, there is water. Texas has nine major aquifers and 21 minor aquifer...
Groundwater usage in Texas appears severely dysfunctional. Neither the market for water or regulatio...
This paper evaluates the Day decision through the lens of past court decisions and legislation in an...
This Article evaluates the evolution of the understanding of groundwater rights since the Day decisi...
Texas is increasingly dependent on groundwater supplies due to drought and rapid population and econ...
Texas has 9 major aquifers and 21 minor aquifers underlying the state. These aquifers are a vital wa...
Texas has 9 major aquifers and 21 minor aquifers underlying the state. These aquifers are a vital wa...
Like politics and religion, water is an emotionally charged topic about which reasonable people vehe...
This Article evaluates the evolution of the understanding of groundwater rights since the Day decisi...
Texas has flourished in recent years, and its continued growth is predicated on access to groundwate...
In order to avert the depletion of water resources, many states have attempted to enact legislation ...
Groundwater usage in Texas appears severely dysfunctional. Neither the market for water or regulatio...
This paper assesses a case of co-management of groundwater between the state of Texas, pushing for ...
Increased human populations, together with increased per capita water usage and climate changes, hav...
The rapidly increasing Texas population coupled with the scarcity of water resources has created an ...
Beneath the great state of Texas, there is water. Texas has nine major aquifers and 21 minor aquifer...
Groundwater usage in Texas appears severely dysfunctional. Neither the market for water or regulatio...
This paper evaluates the Day decision through the lens of past court decisions and legislation in an...
This Article evaluates the evolution of the understanding of groundwater rights since the Day decisi...
Texas is increasingly dependent on groundwater supplies due to drought and rapid population and econ...
Texas has 9 major aquifers and 21 minor aquifers underlying the state. These aquifers are a vital wa...
Texas has 9 major aquifers and 21 minor aquifers underlying the state. These aquifers are a vital wa...
Like politics and religion, water is an emotionally charged topic about which reasonable people vehe...
This Article evaluates the evolution of the understanding of groundwater rights since the Day decisi...
Texas has flourished in recent years, and its continued growth is predicated on access to groundwate...
In order to avert the depletion of water resources, many states have attempted to enact legislation ...
Groundwater usage in Texas appears severely dysfunctional. Neither the market for water or regulatio...
This paper assesses a case of co-management of groundwater between the state of Texas, pushing for ...
Increased human populations, together with increased per capita water usage and climate changes, hav...
The rapidly increasing Texas population coupled with the scarcity of water resources has created an ...