The Water Rights Adjudication Act created
A) a unified permit system related to surface water and well-defined underground streams.
B) a mechanism for landowners to dispute rulings by water districts that limited restricted pumping of groundwater on their property.
C) a system for local governments to work with the Texas Water Development Board to ensure that the state water plan provides an equitable distribution of water throughout the state.
D) a way to automatically transfer monies from the State Water Implementation Fund (SWIFT) to the State Water Implementation Revenue Fund (SWIRFT).

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The Water Rights Adjudication Act created a unified permit system related to surface water and well-defined underground streams. This allowed for a more comprehensive and organized approach to managing water rights in Texas. The act did not address the other options listed.

The Water Rights Adjudication Act Created