Competition and Cooperation: Managing Water, Energy, and Land Resources

Hosted by the Truman Project –

The Truman Project Texas Chapter hosts its second discussion in the three-part water series, “Water, Energy, and Security: Exploring Local and National Security Implications of the Water-Energy Nexus in Texas”.

This second event will explore water and land resources and the challenges that exist for industry, agriculture, urban planning, and environmental issues.

Our panel will discuss the energy, water, and security impacts of these decisions, and the policy and tech innovations that exists to use limited land and water resources most effectively.

Panelists

• Katherine Lieberknecht, Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, The University of Texas at Austin; Former Chair of Planet Texas 2050

• Michael Morford, President, VertiPrime Government Services

• Moderator, Jim Morin, Global Legal Counsel, Dover Fueling Solutions; Truman Texas Chapter Co-Leader

Lunch will be served. You can RSVP here.