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Fresh water is the lifeblood of Texas. That’s why Texas Living Waters exists – to ensure that Texas has the water it needs for thriving communities and healthy fish and wildlife.
We are a collaboration of conservation groups working since 2001 to transform the way we manage water.
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Produced Water in Texas: Safe for Reuse?
Written by Evgenia Spears, Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter Produced water is the wastewater that comes out of oil and gas wells. Part of it is the water and chemicals

Texans Are Finding Common Ground On Data Centers. Data Centers Aren’t Cooperating.
By Dr. Margaret Cook and Jennifer Walker The shine may be coming off the data center boom. More than 70% of Americans oppose the construction of data centers in their

Conservation as the Cornerstone: Inside the 2027 Texas Water Plan
When Texas began statewide water supply planning nearly seven decades ago, the state was recovering from a severe drought that spurred lawmakers to create a process that would develop strategies

Texas Living Waters Celebrates Two Awards of 2026 River Network Honorees
National Wildlife Federation’s Jennifer Walker named a Legacy Awardee and coalition partner Bayou City Waterkeeper named a River Hero, further highlighting Texas as a leader at a defining moment for
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The Texas Living Waters Project is a collaboration of conservation group experts working together to advance enduring water solutions that support people and wildlife across Texas — in the face of climate change, rapid population growth, and economic development.
