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The State Water Plan
Since water is vital to all aspects of our economy and environment, the State Water Plan - which directs state funding for water development - affects all Texans. Unfortunately, the adopted 2007 State Water Plan failed to balance human water demands with the needs of fish, wildlife, and the environment. The plan also overstated the need for expensive new dams and pipelines by inflating Texans' need for water. These proposed projects would cause great loss of forest, farms, and irreparable harm to our rivers and bays and their wildlife.
Online Resources
State Water Plan documents (TWDB website)
Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club's Comments on the 2007 Draft of the State Water Plan
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Concerned About Water?
To find out how you can get involved in water issues in your area, email or call us toll-free at 1-800-919-9151. Here are just a few things you can do.
Add your organization or local government to the growing list of those endorsing the Principles for Protecting Texas' Water Resources
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NWF Reports on Wasteful Proposed Water Projects in Texas State Plan.
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