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New Mexico Rules State Engineer Required to Closely Review Applications for Exempt Wells

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Recently, a New Mexico court ruled that the State Engineer is required to review all new applications for exempt domestic wells.  Prior to the ruling, those drilling exempt wells were merely required to file for a “permit” that would be automatically approved by the State Engineer.  The recent ruling requires the State Engineer to review […]

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Helpful Water Conservation Tips

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As the weather starts to heat up for the summer and water becomes scarce, many areas are affected by drought.  Fortunately, the average domestic water user can avoid being a passive victim of droughts by conserving water.  Individuals and families that conserve water will reduce their personal expenses and help their community by limiting the impact

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EPA Reaffirms Clean Water Permits Not Needed for Water Transfers

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(June, 9th 2008) Today the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a new rule excluding transfers of water from one body of water to another from the permitting requirements of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES).  The new rule stipulates that water transfer activities that do not introduce pollutants into transferred water will not be subject to NPDES regulations.  The rule defines

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