'Not enough water to go around'; Why landowners are pushing back against new development

Landowners in the Texas Hill Country contested the approval of groundwater rights for a "conservation-scale" development. The development, Mirasol Springs, aims to set the gold standard for eco-friendly developers, but they are receiving push back from residents who say there isn't enough water for their future.

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