TXWRA in the News
TXWRA travels and speaks extensively, advocating for water recycling and conservation. Posted below are links to a few articles from this year featuring the Association or its industry-leading members. Read and share.
Hope For Our Water Woes Found in Fracing Technologies
Denver drills seeking aquifer space to store water for droughts
Innovative Demo Hub Launched for Reclaiming and Reusing Texas' 6bbls Discharged Water
Can Produced Water Treatment Strategies Really Lead to Reduced Operating Costs?
CA Seeks to Build World's Largest Recycled Water Programs
Water Recycle and Reuse Market to be Driven by Ag, Irrigation, & Industrial
This New Technology Treats Manure So Well You Can Drink It
Oilsands Industry Reports Advances in Water Management
Are Regulatory Delays Exacerbating Drought Conditions?
Briny Business: Legal Changes Could Make Produced Water Valuable
Omni Water Solutions and Rain for Rent Partner for O&G Site Water Treatment
Nuclear Plant Cooling Water Debate Heating Up
Unintended Consequences of Conserving Water
Water Treatment Chemicals Demand to Reach $7.5B by 2019
Oklahoma Acts to Limit Earthquake Risk at Oil and Gas Wells
Oklahoma Broadens Oil, Gas Drilling Regulations to Stem Quakes
Making Treating, Recycling Fracking Water More Economical
Halliburton Inks MOU with BlackRock
Texas Should Recycle Their Oilfield Water
EPA Seeks to Tighten Fracturing Wastewater Options
What Should Texas Do About Integrated Water-Energy Policy Decisions?
Why Big Data is Key to Maximizing Water Conservation's Impact
Water for Shale Oil and Gas: Can it be Managed More Sustainably?
Regulatory Thread Connects Quakes, Frac(k)s, and Feds
Water Recycling Costs Coming Down in South Texas
Long Awaited EPA Study Confirms Fracking Doesn't Contaminate Water
Shale Boom Shifts Into High Gear
Global Population Growth Threatens to Outstrip Fresh Water Supply
As Drilling Slows, Lawmakers Turn Away
Permian Basin Drillers Lead the Way in Water Recycling Push
GE Unveils White Paper on Reuse Policy Options
Water-Energy Crisis: Reduction, Recycling & Recovery Key to Resolution
Wastewater Disposal Solution Eludes Shale Gas Industry
Southwestern Energy Bucks Trend with Budget Hike
Austin Frac Technology Leader Secures Additional Funding
Purestream Services Launches Treatment and Reuse Project in Permian Basin
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