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The Edwards Aquifer Authority is a groundwater district, mandated by the 1993 Edwards Aquifer Authority Act. The Act grants all of the powers, rights, and privileges necessary to manage, conserve, preserve, and protect the aquifer.
The Edwards Aquifer Authority is a groundwater district, mandated by the 1993 Edwards Aquifer Authority Act. The Act grants all of the powers, rights, and privileges necessary to manage, conserve, preserve, and protect the aquifer.
The Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA) is a regional water management agency that regulates the use of the aquifer through integrity, transparency, and respect for the resource and the people that use it.
The Edwards Aquifer is a unique groundwater system and one of the most prolific artesian aquifers in the world. It is one of the greatest natural resources on Earth, serving the diverse agricultural, industrial, recreational, and domestic needs of more than two million users in south central Texas. Within this region and poised on the edge of ...
An overview of the Edwards Aquifer Protection Program, which regulates activities that have the potential to pollute the Edwards Aquifer, and links to information on Edwards Aquifer protection plans, maps, rules, and technical guidance.
Edwards Aquifer Authority regulates withdrawal permits, transfers, and groundwater conservation plans under authority granted by the Texas legislature.
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The Edwards Aquifer Authority manages water withdrawals from the aquifer, which includes imposing limits on permit holders to protect springflows and the endangered species that live in the springs.
Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA). 18,360 likes · 43 talking about this · 370 were here. The Edwards Aquifer Authority manages, enhances, and protects the Edwards Aquifer.
Stage 1 restrictions begin when the 10-day rolling average of the Edwards Aquifer level drops to 660 feet mean sea level at the monitored well. Coming out of drought stages can be considered 15 days after the aquifer is above the trigger. Water waste is prohibited at all times.