GEAA News Article Archive

Settlement reached to protect Salado Creek from hundreds of thousands of gallons of daily wastewater
25 News KXXV Read full article HERE

Rep. Carrie Isaac Declines to Debate Democratic Opponent at Water Forum but Amps Up Attacks About Drag Queens on Social Media
MyCanyonLake.com Stephanie Johnson September 14, 2026 Read full article here.

Environmental groups, developers reach agreement over Salado Creek wastewater permit
KDH News – BY IAN CAMACHO | TELEGRAM STAFF WRITER Read full article HERE.

San Antonio weighs new building code rules for data centers
FoxSA – by Victoria Arredondo, Phil SterlingFri, September 4, 2026 Read more here

Data centers are cropping up all over Bexar County with 23 more on the way
by Jasper Kenzo Sundeen of the San Antonio Report August 2, 2026. Read full article here.

What about our property rights, Senator Campbell?
GEAA’s Rachel Hanes has been traveling to Austin to testify at interim committee hearings on a number of topics, including the hot topic of the
81st Legislative Session Recap
GEAA’s lobbyist, Jeff Heckler, has provided a summary of our legislative efforts for the 81st Session. Donations to GEAA’s legislative program are welcome and needed
Save the Date! Celebrity Roast Honoring Senator Van de Putte
You’re invited to a Celebrity Roast honoring Senator Leticia Van de Putte Thursday, October 22, 2009 6:30 – 7:30 cocktails (complimentary beer and wine /cash
Brown is Beautiful
To address the severe drought conditions we are experiencing throughout the region, GEAA is mounting a campaign to give bragging rights to all of us
Conflict brews over recharge development in San Marcos
San Marcos City Council members voted 6-1 last week in favor of annexing 22.5 acres of aquifer recharge land on which out-of-town developers intend to
Annalisa is blogging for the San Antonio Express-News!
We are pleased to announce that the San Antonio Express News has given Annalisa her own blog to report what is going on with the
Prevent Gridlock on Mopac: Act NOW to Stop the Aquifer Toll Road!
Do we need more highway lanes over the Barton Springs Recharge Zone? Elected officials who sit on the board of CAMPO, Austin’s local transportation planning