Texas State team to help with endangered lizard study
A research team has been awarded funds for a multi-year project to protect a lizard whose numbers are threatened by habitat removal, fragmentation and degradation. Full Story
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Event: Texas Water 2017 Conference
Texas Water 2017: A regional conference for water and wastewater system professionals. Full Story
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Trinity River could be stimulus for vital corridor
The Trinity River may be used to build a vital new Dallas-Fort Worth corridor, called the Trinity District. Full Story
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California water infrastructure strained by deluges
The damage sustained by California's Oroville Dam has led to concerns about future flooding. Full Story
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Mexico City's water crisis is worsening
The increased pumping of underground reservoirs is exacerbating Mexico City’s water crisis. Full Story
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Texas and New Mexico battle over water in Supreme Court
A lawsuit filed by the state of Texas over the waters of the Rio Grande is heading to the Supreme Court. Full Story
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Study identifies threats to world's freshwater systems
A new study finds that Africa's lakes rank highest in human water security threats, with European and American lakes exhibiting the highest biodiversity threats. Full Story
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Researchers: Some may find water unaffordable soon
A new study finds that up to a third of U.S. households may find water unaffordable in the next five years. Full Story
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Event: Urban Riparian Symposium
The Urban Riparian Symposium, "Balancing the Challenges of Healthy Urban Streams," will take place Feb. 15-17 at Rice University in Houston. Full Story
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Event: Texas Land Conservation Conference
The 21st Annual Texas Land Conservation Conference, with educational programs for land conservation organizations, public agency partners and landowners, will be held March 1-3 in Austin. Full Story
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