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Liz Teitz is an environment and Hill Country reporter for the San Antonio Express-News. She covers growth and development in two of the country's fastest-growing counties, Comal and Hays, as well water issues around Central Texas. She has previously reported on housing in rural Colorado through Report for America, covered state politics and higher education for Hearst Connecticut Media Group and covered education and news in San Antonio and Beaumont, Texas.

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How tiny zebra mussels are causing big problems in Texas lakes

How tiny zebra mussels are causing big problems in Texas lakes

Zebra mussels have damaged infrastructure and affected the ecosystem in Canyon Lake, and they're continuing t…

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U.S., Mexico fight over Rio Grande water adds to Texas drought woes

U.S., Mexico fight over Rio Grande water adds to Texas drought woes

This isn’t the first time drought conditions have created problems in the Rio Grande basin, but the lack of w…

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Spearfishing in the San Marcos River? Yes, it's a real thing.

Spearfishing in the San Marcos River? Yes, it's a real thing.

The polespear tournaments in the San Marcos River, held twice each year, help remove invasive fish from the e…

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After Garden Ridge says no, concrete plant's owner finds site just outside city

After Garden Ridge says no, concrete plant's owner finds site just outside city

Guadalupe Readymix has applied for a permit to operate a concrete batch plant on FM 2252 near Garden Ridge, a…

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The Edwards Aquifer Authority pays millions to farmers to use less water. Here's why.

The Edwards Aquifer Authority pays millions to farmers to use less water. Here's why.

The Edwards Aquifer Authority will pay millions next year to farmers in exchange for using less water in orde…

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Protecting the Trinity: Why the San Antonio area's other aquifer is so important

Protecting the Trinity: Why the San Antonio area's other aquifer is so important

Although the neighboring Edwards Aquifer gets more attention in and around San Antonio, the Trinity Aquifer's…

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Comal County residents fighting another new wastewater plant near Canyon Lake

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Comal County residents fighting another new wastewater plant near Canyon Lake Original

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Comal County residents attended a meeting Tuesday night and asked state regulators to deny an application for a plant to serve Lennar Homes' Canyon Ranch development. Liz Teitz/San Antonio Express-News COMAL COUNTY — Dozens of Comal County residents are calling on state regulators to deny a permit application for wastewater treatment plant that would discharge treated effluent into Devil’s Hollow and Canyon Lake. Utilities Inc.
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Edwards Aquifer Authority eases restrictions as water levels improve

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Recent rain has brought some relief to San Antonio's largest water source, the Edwards Aquifer, though drought conditions remain. William Luther/San Antonio Express-News The Edwards Aquifer Authority, which manages San Antonio's largest source of groundwater, has eased its restrictions on water usage after recent rainfall improved water levels. The agency son Tuesday said it is moving from Stage 3 restrictions to Stage 2 restrictions.
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