When the well runs dry : groundwater management in Texas

When the well runs dry : groundwater management in Texas

Managing and protecting our water resources is one of the most pressing long-term issues facing Texas. In addition to population growth, Texas' vulnerability to drought makes long-term water planning both challenging and imperative. As competing interests vie for this limited natural resource...

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Main Author: Reel, Jennifer Lynne
Format: Others
Language:English
Published: 2010
Subjects:
Groundwater
Texas
Organic farming
Rule of Capture
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2152/ETD-UT-2010-05-1422
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spelling ndltd-UTEXAS-oai-repositories.lib.utexas.edu-2152-ETD-UT-2010-05-14222015-09-20T16:55:56ZWhen the well runs dry : groundwater management in TexasReel, Jennifer LynneGroundwaterTexasOrganic farmingRule of CaptureManaging and protecting our water resources is one of the most pressing long-term issues facing Texas. In addition to population growth, Texas' vulnerability to drought makes long-term water planning both challenging and imperative. As competing interests vie for this limited natural resource, the State struggles to reach solutions that can provide sustainable water for everyone. This report, and the accompanying video, Tecolote, examine the management of Texas groundwater and the impact it has on Tecolote Farms.text2010-11-30T17:38:00Z2010-11-30T17:38:06Z2010-11-30T17:38:00Z2010-11-30T17:38:06Z2010-052010-11-30May 20102010-11-30T17:38:06Zthesisapplication/pdfhttp://hdl.handle.net/2152/ETD-UT-2010-05-1422eng
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topic Groundwater
Texas
Organic farming
Rule of Capture
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Texas
Organic farming
Rule of Capture
Reel, Jennifer Lynne
When the well runs dry : groundwater management in Texas
description Managing and protecting our water resources is one of the most pressing long-term issues facing Texas. In addition to population growth, Texas' vulnerability to drought makes long-term water planning both challenging and imperative. As competing interests vie for this limited natural resource, the State struggles to reach solutions that can provide sustainable water for everyone. This report, and the accompanying video, Tecolote, examine the management of Texas groundwater and the impact it has on Tecolote Farms. === text
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title_short When the well runs dry : groundwater management in Texas
title_full When the well runs dry : groundwater management in Texas
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