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    Just as Frank Sinatra once sang about love and marriage, when it comes to water and energy, "You can't have one without the other." Water is needed to produce most energy, and energy is needed to develop and use water. (Read more...)

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    Desalination can provide an alternative source of potable water for many communities, and agricultural economists are evaluating the construction and operation costs associated with all components required for an operating plant. (Read more...)

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    For 30 years, farmers in northwest central Texas have known that high level of nitrates in irrigation water from the Seymour Aquifer is a problem. Now, with research conducted by Texas AgriLife Research scientists, that problem may turn into a benefit. (Read more...)

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    Teachers become students at the 2009 Summer Science Teacher Academies, two-day programs sponsored by Junior Master Gardner (JMG) that provide training in core science content for elementary and junior high teachers. (Read more...)

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    Thousands of cases of waterborne and water-related diseases worldwide are related to drinking water. A new program in the Texas A&M Health Science Center's School of Rural Public Health is working to understand this link... (Read more...)

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    Along the coastal plains of Texas, farmers and crop managers are using the Internet to make more informed decisions about growing cotton. (Read more...)