If #water could talk, what do you think it would say to us?

Can produced water help solve the Texas' water crisis? Can we reuse this highly toxic wastewater safely? Here to listen what scientists, lawyers, and regulators have to say. Interesting: there are 5 pending permits to discharge treated produced water into Texas waterways.
#ProducedWater #TexasWater

The 2025 #TCEQ Public Drinking Water Conference had a session on #weather. The bottom line: it seems like Texas is done with rains for a while and the #HurricaneSeason is expected to be above average.

The House Committee on Culture, Recreation, and Tourism is holding an invited testimony hearing on flood response and preparedness to floods this morning
#TxLege #FloodPolicy #TexasFloods

The House Committee on Disaster Preparedness & Flooding held a public hearing this afternoon. While all 5 bills in the agenda were related to flood response, it was encouraging to hear that flood prevention bills are coming up. Hopefully our legislators make right decisions.
#TxLege #FloodPolicy

Happening now! Lots of discussions about flood response, while long-term flood prevention seems to be overshadowed this special session.
#TxLege #FloodPolicy

I watched some heartbreaking hearings this week in Texas. Then I looked at this face 😍 We keep going!
#Positivity #Pets #NeverGiveUp

One of the items on the #TCEQ agenda this morning is the Inner Harbor #Seawater #Desalination plant in Corpus Christi (Item 4)
www.tceq.texas.gov/agency/decis...

2025 #TxWaterDay at the Capitol
#TXWaterCaucus #TxWater

Texas House Committee of Appropriations is discussing the budget for natural resource agencies today
#TxLege

Texas finance committee is discussing the Article IV budget today and will hear from the natural resource agencies and the public. Here to advocate for water needs 💧
#TxLege #NaturalResources #TexasWater

An opportunity to learn more about Senator Perry's #WaterSupply proposals and ask questions. Register here: trib.it/e8ZCXl
#TexasTribune #TxLege #TexasWater

From David K. Langford's insightful essay in The Living Waters of Texas, edited by Ken Kramer, who generously gifted me a copy.
#WaterPolicy that overlooks #LandStewardship is bound to fall short.