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Environmental and borderlands historian, Texan turned Vermonter, lover of dear friends and dogs. Tweets reflect my own thoughts and opinions and nothing else.
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Staying With the Current: Key Texas Water Decisions in 2025 | JD Supra

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By Mary Mendoza, Elizabeth Breazeale
| JD Supra
In 2025, the Texas Supreme Court issued several decisions with meaningful implications for Texas water law. The decisions provide guidance on ownership of produced water, agency discretion during wastewater permitting and appellate jurisdiction for river authorities. The decisions are particularly relevant for oil and gas operators, water utilities, developers, industrial and manufacturing facilities, landowners, agricultural producers and other entities navigating Texas water law.
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Staying With the Current: Key Texas Water Decisions in 2025

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By Mary Mendoza, Elizabeth Breazeale, Victor Salazar
| Haynes and Boone
In 2025, the Texas Supreme Court issued several decisions with meaningful implications for Texas water law. The decisions provide guidance on ownership of produced water, agency discretion during wastewater permitting and appellate jurisdiction for river authorities. The decisions are particularly relevant for oil and gas operators, water utilities, developers, industrial and manufacturing facilities, landowners, agricultural producers and other entities navigating Texas water law.
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EPA Rescinds 2009 Endangerment Finding, the Underpinning for Greenhouse Gas Regulation

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By John D. Fognani, Mary Mendoza, Clarissa Howley Mills
| Haynes and Boone
On Feb. 12, 2026, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rescinded the agency’s 2009 “Endangerment Finding,” which was the basis for regulating vehicle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and, thereafter, the underpinning for regulating GHG emissions from stationary sources like power plants.
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