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TCEQ Hosts International Visitors Interested in Shale Production
May 2012

From Canada and China, to Turkmenistan and the United Kingdom, the agency has received global delegations wanting to learn more about the state's role in oil and gas production.
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State Agencies Team Up to Help Water Systems Plan to Prevent Emergency Shortages
April 2012

The TCEQ worked with other state agencies to present a series of workshops around the state to educate water operators on planning ahead to avoid running out of drinking water during a drought.
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Big Changes Coming to TCEQ’s Emergency Response Structure
March 2012

The TCEQ's emergency response management structure is being changed to increase efficiencies and to place control and direction of the response teams at the regional level.
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TCEQ Environmental Crimes Investigators Pursue Worst Willful Polluters
February 2012

The agency's environmental crime investigators take custody of the state’s pollution offenses as members of the Texas Environmental Enforcement Task Force.
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Potential or Actual Harm: Dispute Over Effluent Discharge Requirements
January 2012

The TCEQ continues to promote requirements for whole effluent toxicity testing based on actual results rather than on potential effects, as favored by the EPA.
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