The Texas Water Resources Institute recently published the Winter 2020 issue of its magazine, txH2O, spotlighting the Rio Grande.
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Robert Mace, Ph.D., the Executive Director and Chief Water Policy Officer at The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment and a professor in the D…
Like so many people, TWRI staff started working from home about a year ago due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Everyone has learned their own ways to find b…
Duncan Kikoyo, Ph.D., has joined the Texas Water Resources Institute (TWRI) team as a research specialist. His work will focus on the development and …
The Texas Well Owner Network is hosting several water well screenings in early May for residents in Brewster, Crockett, Culberson, Ector and Midland, …
The Universities Council on Water Resources announced that TWRI's Lucas Gregory, Ph.D. was elected to serve on the board of directors.
Two urban water research scientist positions are open for TWRI at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Dallas. These new positi…
This txH2O highlight is a profile article about Jude Benavides, Ph.D., an associate professor in the School of Earth, Environmental and Marine Science…
World Water Day, held every year on March 22, aims to celebrate water and bring awareness to the 2.2 billion people living without access to safe wate…
The 2021 Ogallala Aquifer Summit focused on sharing information about community-led activities and identifying current barriers and opportunities rela…
The book “Climate Change and Extreme Events,” recently published by Elsevier, explores the relationship between climate change-related weather events …
Jaclyn Robertson is a third-generation Aggie and the fourth generation to live on her family's property in Milano County, Texas. Her strong connection…
Our Team in the Media
TWRI Director John Tracy, Ph.D., spoke to Miranda Suarez of KERA News about the surprise shutdown of three of Fort Worth's four water plants during th…
Lucas Gregory, Ph.D., assistant director of TWRI, spoke to Bryan-College Station, TX-local news station KBTX-TV3’s Donnie Tuggle on February 18 about …
Wendy Jepson, Ph.D., associate director of TWRI, talked to radio show Think's host Krys Boyd on February 22 about the energy-water nexus and what went…
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