Greater Edwards Aquifer Association (GEAA)
Greater Edwards Aquifer Association (GEAA) is the fiscal agent for Save Salado Creek. GEAA is the organization that manages all financial and administrative tasks on behalf of Save Salado Creek. GEAA will handle receiving/disbursing grant funds, reporting, and compliance.
Help Save Salado Creek
For credit card donations please click the donate button below. To pay by check please make check payable to GEAA with Save Salado Creek in the For area on the check and mail to Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance , P.O. Box 15618 San Antonio, TX 78212
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) has been processing permit applications for 12 new wastewater facilities that could discharge up to 8 million gallons of inadequately treated sewage everyday into Salado Creek. This is one of the largest concentrations of new wastewater permit applications anywhere in Texas. Salado Creek is a pristine stream that runs over the Edwards Aquifer in Bell and Williamson Counties. TCEQ has already approved 5 of these applications, and if the agency approves all 12, the results could be disastrous.
The harmful effects on Salado Creek could include:
- Algae blooms that would suffocate the creek and prevent people from wading, fishing, or swimming in it;
- Potential wastewater contamination of nearby wells used for drinking water; and
- More threats to the endangered Salado Salamander
“Save Salado Creek” is a community association that is working to stop these permits from being approved. These permits will allow unsafe levels of chemicals to be left in the processed waste water.
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