Funding has been allocated for groundwater research in Texas. The total amount approved is $7 million. This money will be distributed over two fiscal years.
The program supporting this research aims to improve local management of groundwater. It provides funding for projects that focus on science and data collection. Further information about the grants and the projects they will support is available from the Texas Water Development Board.
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