Category: think+water

This month we explore academic publications on the topics of investigating how verbal articulations intersect with resource use and action, examining the hurdles of implementing environmental flows policies, and exploring how the City of Wichita Falls became a water reuse pioneer.

This month we explore academic publications on the topics of motivations for citizen science program participation, an overview of Texas’ water availability models, and using probabilistic models to assess the relative risk that climate change poses to watershed-scale water resources.

This month we explore academic publications on the topics of the economics of recoverability for agricultural users in the Carrizo-Wilcox, the sensitivity of extreme precipitation in Texas to climatic cycles and a review of the modern research architecture that fuels U.S. innovation needs.

This month we explore academic publications on the topics of utilizing mindfulness practices in environmental education, developing markets to acquire water for environmental needs and a look into a study that demonstrates a means to estimate the amount of combined sanitary wastewater and stormwater captured through open air oxidation ponds available for reuse.

This month we explore academic publications on the topics of dams and dam failures in Texas, the power of using lemons for water disinfection and the relationship between naturalized flows and observed flows.