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Georgetown raising rates by $15 monthly to pay to reserve water from aquifer

The city of Georgetown is raising its water rates an average of $15 per month to pay to reserve water from the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer for future use. ....

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Georgetown raising rates by $15 monthly to pay to reserve water from aquifer

Georgetown raising rates by $15 monthly to pay to reserve water from aquifer
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Customers on Military Highway concerned with water contamination

For miles along Military Highway, there are people living in communities that aren t getting the quality of water they expect. ....

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Climate change not part of LCRA water plan. KXAN investigation may change that

Central Texas residents trust that when they turn on their faucets, they will have water, even as our population booms and climate change alters weather patterns. KXAN found the Lower Colorado River Authority, which manages the water supply for more than one million residents, is only planning based on the worst drought in our history not on more severe droughts that the State Climatologist expects in the future. But during our months-long investigation, the LCRA changed course. ....

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OPINION: When looking for new water sources, look to the ground(water)

Desal projects in Florida and California have failed to produce the projected quantities of potable water and ratepayers are saddled with the costs. ....

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