Texas Senate Bill SR902

Texas 2017 - 85th Regular

Caption

Recognizing the Texas Senate District 29 Environmental Advisory Committee for organizing the Water Resources and Conservation Symposium.

Impact

The resolution highlights the importance of managing and conserving water resources, particularly in the southwestern United States, where these issues are critical. It acknowledges the successful efforts of El Paso in developing strategies for ensuring clean, affordable water access. This recognition can foster greater public awareness and interest in sustainable water practices among students and the wider community.

Summary

Senate Resolution 902 recognizes the Texas Senate District 29 Environmental Advisory Committee for organizing the first annual Water Resources and Conservation Symposium. Scheduled for July 14, 2017, this event aims to inspire students to consider careers in water management, offering them opportunities to network with professionals in various sectors, including industry, academia, and public administration. The organizing committee is chaired by Karl Rimkus, who oversees the environmental compliance program for the City of El Paso's Environmental Services Department.

Contention

While the resolution does not appear to delve into controversial points, it represents a collaborative effort among local government, educational institutions, and the public to address significant environmental challenges. By encouraging student engagement, the initiative may spark discussions around water management and environmental policy, although specific debates or dissenting opinions related to the symposium's objectives or methods have not been documented in the provided text.