Water News
New report: PACE financing can help scale water reuse projects in Texas
Water reuse projects are a proven solution to the state’s water availability challenges, but many more could be built if developers took greater advantage of a statewide financing program for water and energy conservation improvements known as PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy).
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August 2021 Comanche Springs Update
Over the last decade, Comanche Springs have begun flowing again during the winter – leading some people to ask, “What would it take to restore year-round flows?"
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A nonprofit’s ambitious plan to restore a once-abundant spring in Fort Stockton
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Sandlot baseball returns to Fort Stockton July 17 to celebrate Comanche Springs revival
On Saturday July 17, teams from Fort Stockton and Marfa will be playing a sandlot baseball game to celebrate the Comanche Springs water restoration effort underway in Fort Stockton.
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June 2021 Newsletter
To be sure, we're coming out of the pandemic with lots of momentum. Our virtual music benefit was a smashing success and our projects are advancing rapidly.
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Announcing Live from the Stream
Texas Water Trade announced today our free, virtual music event featuring iconic Texas musicians to support the restoration of Comanche Springs and other Texas waterways.
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TWT is hiring a Conservation Finance Program Associate
The Program Associate will be joining TWT’s critical startup phase to support the leadership team responsible for setting and achieving the organization’s programmatic goals. The Program Associate will support TWT’s existing programs aimed at generating voluntary transactions to secure environmental water while also meeting agricultural, industrial and municipal needs.
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Can Fort Stockton Reclaim its Title as the Spring City of Texas?
The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State University and Texas Water Trade released a new study that seeks to uncover a significant question many have been eager to answer: What would it take to restore perpetual flow at Comanche Springs in Fort Stockton?