“On June 1st, the 84th Session of the Texas Legislature came to a close. The session was not great for the environment overall, but water legislation fared a bit better. Yet for every good bill that passed there seemed to be a bad bill passed, or a good bill that died. Loopholes were closed to bring regulatory oversight to a huge new well project in Hays County and use of recycled water (sometimes referred to as graywater) was expanded, while progress on preserving the Devil’s River stagnated.” Read more: http://ourtexaswater.org/blog/water-and-84th-legislature
Water Legislation recap from Environment Texas
