Court of appeals rules against horse slaughtering in Texas
A federal appeals court in New Orleans ruled that horse slaughter remains illegal in Texas, overturning a district ruling that Texas law banning slaughter for meat was invalid. The 5th U.S. Circuit decision keeps the 1949 Texas statute enforceable, affecting Dallas Crown in Kaufman and Beltex in Fort Worth, with Cavel in Illinois unaffected.
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Aquifer talks shape long term water policy in Texas
Biggers urges a study group to monitor Edwards Aquifer during droughts rather than late night legislative sessions. The aquifer serves two million Texans annually, with pumping rules set since 1993 and a 549000 acre-feet cap proposed by some. A junior senior rights system aims to balance use during droughts while legal rulings require statutory backing. New Braunfels considers river water access to 2.1 billion gallons from the Guadalupe River.
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