Natural Outlook, Fall 2010

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The TCEQ’s Border Initiative was created in 2008 as a comprehensive, cooperative effort to address environmental concerns along the Texas border with Mexico.

2010 Environmental Excellence Award Winners Demonstrate "Take Care of Texas" Spirit

Winners of the 2010 Environmental Excellence Awards are recognized for outstanding achievements in environmental preservation and protection.

If a River Runs Through It, Texas Shares the Water

Texas is a member of five interstate river compacts, covering the Rio Grande, Pecos, Canadian, Sabine, and Red rivers.

Reaping the Rewards of Reuse and Redevelopment

Crestview Station in Austin and 1531 Inspiration Drive in Dallas are just two of hundreds of properties across the state that have been cleaned up and redeveloped.

A Commitment to Air Quality in the Barnett Shale

The state devotes extensive resources to the Barnett Shale area in North Texas.

EnviroMentors Lend a Helping Hand

Volunteer experts give free, confidential assistance to those needing help complying with state environmental rules.

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