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Brushy Creek watershed stakeholder meeting set for Oct. 28 in Round Rock
TWRI will host the next Brushy Creek stakeholder meeting to continue development of the Brushy Creek Watershed Protection Plan.
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Mud Creek water quality training set for Oct. 27 in Tyler
Free workshop will help participants learn about protecting regional water quality, Mud Creek watershed protection efforts, and how to get involved.
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New faculty Bazrkar and Garcia join TWRI
Hadi Bazrkar, urban water scientist in Dallas, and Carlos Vela Garcia, forage systems scientist in Canyon, are each stationed at Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension centers.
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Texas Water Journal publishes new article in Volume 17
The Texas Water Journal has published a new article in Volume 17, titled “Establishment of Native Vegetation Following Dredging of Torpedograss (Panicum repens) Above a Run-of-River Dam in a Central Texas Spring Run,” by Jeffrey T. Hutchinson, Scott Gardner, and Analisa Saenz.
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Texas Water Journal publishes new article in Volume 17
The Texas Water Journal has published a new article in Volume 17, a legal review titled “The Texas Supreme Court’s Decision Concerning Ownership of Produced Water in Cactus Water Services LLC v. COG Operating LLC: When Is Water Not Water?,” by Joshua Katz.
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Texas Water Journal publishes new legal review in Volume 17
The Texas Water Journal has published a new article in Volume 17, a legal review titled “The Texas Supreme Court’s Decision Concerning Ownership of Produced Water in Cactus Water Services LLC v. COG Operating LLC: When Is Water Not Water?,” by Joshua Katz.
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Photo essay: Mill Creek monitoring
The Texas Water Resources Institute’s water team was in action at Mill Creek this month collecting water quality measurements.
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“The real orphan wells” examined in new Texas Water Journal article
The Texas Water Journal has published a new article in Volume 16, titled “Failed P-13 Water Wells: The Real Orphan Wells and How Texas is Denying Ownership,” by Sarah E. Stogner and Ronald T. Green. Texas law recognizes that there are environmental implications when drilling a well through freshwater aquifers, and legislation mandates various state agencies oversee wells…
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Free workshop for new and small-acreage landowners set for Oct. 25 in Castroville
To help small-acreage landowners understand their property and make informed decisions, the Texas Water Resources Institute, Medina Valley Soil and Water Conservation District, and other partners are hosting a workshop, Land Smart: A Guide to Small Acreage Stewardship, on Saturday, October 25, 2025, from 8:30 AM – 2:00 PM at the St. Louis Braden Keller…
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Texas Water Journal publishes commentary on 89th Texas State Legislature
The Texas Water Journal has published a new commentary in Volume 16, titled “89th Texas State Legislature: Summaries of Water-Related Legislative Action,” by Jeremy B. Mazur, Sarah R. Kirkle, Vanessa Puig-Williams, Leah K. Martinsson, Alan Leonard, Evgenia Spears, Adam Foster, Perry L. Fowler, and Todd H. Votteler.
