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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.

    Texas Water Journal publishes new article in Volume 17

  • Study to measure rain garden water quality impacts

    Gardens provide many benefits to both owners and communities: cleaner air, increased wildlife and produce, if food is planted. But what about rain gardens? Rain gardens are generally landscape areas that collect water and have a lower elevation than the surrounding area. Berms are part of the rain garden design and are earthen walls usually…

    Study to measure rain garden water quality impacts

  • Arbor Day and every day: Trees essential to clean drinking water

    Article originally written by Linda Moon, communications manager, Texas A&M Forest Service On this National Arbor Day, when the nation and much of the world are celebrating trees and the many benefits they provide, Texas A&M Forest Service is focusing on the connection between forests and drinking water. The connection between water and forests Half of the fresh…

    Arbor Day and every day: Trees essential to clean drinking water