Another water conflict transformation workshop is in the books! My thanks to #Arizona@EDF for selecting me and Aaron Wolf to work with their staff & other AZ NGOs navigating challenging #water issues. #azwater#waterconflicts#waterdisputes
🚨🆕 Talk+Water features @BickerstaffLLP attorney Josh Katz discussing produced water after the Texas Supreme Court’s Cactus v COG ruling. Read the article here: https://t.co/rz83uRUIrz #producedwater#fracking#oilandgas#Texas
The Texas Water Journal is a diamond open access journal supported by @Bureau3E at @UTAustin, Water and Environment Research Center at @TexasTech & @twri at @tamu. Register today to receive new articles and browse our inventory of over 120 articles: https://t.co/mPjqmCduNQ
Thank you @TheWatrReportUS for featuring a summary of the solutions that were developed as part of a study I led for @Texas2036 on #watermarkets, which was funded by Lyda Hill Philanthropies.
Click here to check out the special feature issue: https://t.co/844bAH3N11
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The Texas Water Journal has published a special issue, Volume 17, Number 2, with seven extended abstracts from the May 2025, Texas Water Research Network meeting. https://t.co/Emy3kaBNis #txwater#texaswater
🚨🆕 Texas+Water for May features Talk+Water on data centers with @HARCresearch’s Dr. Margaret Cook; & Josh Katz with @BickerstaffLLP untangles who owns produced water. TX’s 1st rainwater public water system, what water utility workers want➕much more! https://t.co/8sQfE8PfMq
Don’t miss Talk+Water featuring @BickerstaffLLP attorney Josh Katz discussing produced water after the Texas Supreme Court’s Cactus v COG ruling. https://t.co/iVPbPs22oS
The Texas Water Journal has published a special issue, Volume 17, Number 2, with seven extended abstracts from the May 2025, Texas Water Research Network meeting. https://t.co/Emy3kaBNis #txwater#texaswater
Check out The Water Report for #waterresearch on the creation of new structured regional #watermarkets as the foundation for regional #water management and #waterconflict management. Click here for the special feature issue: https://t.co/844bAH3fbt
Dozens of bills were rejected by the Texas Legislature over nearly 60 years, @ProPublica and The Texas Tribune found.
Some measures would have prohibited youth camps and new construction in high-risk flood areas. https://t.co/p7yL2MuQfl
Learning from devastation. Following the deadliest #naturaldisaster in U.S. history, the 1900 Galveston Hurricane, the region elevated the entire island and built massive #infrastructure to manage #storm surge risk. Today, #USACE continues that #legacy of #coastal resilience.
Where surface water runs low, groundwater supplements water supply.
Both surface water and groundwater provide critical water supplies across the United States. In surface-water limited regions, users turn to groundwater to meet water demand. But water above and below the ground can be closely connected.
In the Edwards aquifer area of Texas, USGS science is providing information about surface water and groundwater connectivity, water quality, and resource vulnerability to support water availability decisions.
USGS water availability studies combine regional science to support management with national-scale science to broadly assess water resource challenges. Together, these efforts strengthen our understanding of integrated water systems and provide the science needed to protect water resources and the communities that depend on them.
Read more at https://t.co/ecf0jaxToJ
📷 1: Seco Creek sinkhole in Medina County, TX provides direct recharge to the Edwards Aquifer.
#Groundwater #WaterAvailability #Texas @MySAWS
Texans tap 16 billion gallons of water on an average day. In Central Texas, that water comes from the Edwards Aquifer, supplying clean drinking water to eight counties and nearly 2 million residents, including in the City of San Antonio. https://t.co/d8DYPtK7kc
Don’t miss Texas+Water for May featuring Talk+Water on data centers w/ @HARCresearch’s Dr. Margaret Cook; & Josh Katz w/ @BickerstaffLLP untangles who owns produced water. TX’s 1st rainwater public water system, what water utility workers want➕much more! https://t.co/8sQfE8PfMq