Is Water Too Cheap?
The Austin American Statesman — our region's largest newspaper, ran " Read More »
National Academy Endorses Waste Water Reuse
The National Academy of Sciences (NAS), America's leading body of objective researchers, is recommending we reexamine our wate
Free classes on Biological Carbon Cycling in Austin 1/10 and 1/11
Soil Carbon Information Session presented by Peter Donovan
Peter Donovan, cofounder with Abe Collins of the Soil Carbon Coalition,
Los mejores tips para dar regalos verdes y con significado (recomendaciones válidas principalmente para la ciudad de Austin)
Por EcoBrandi (Brandi Clark Burton) – Traducido por Green Jay (Azucena Garza)
Come to the SOS Holiday Party & Silent Auction … (you won’t be sorry!)
Friday December 9th
6PM to midnight-ish
Mercury Hall, 615 Cardinal Ln. (off S. 1st)

Vote for a Greener Texas Today – Yes on Prop 8 Water Stewardship
Texas' constitutional amendment elections don't always grab the headlines, but this year's election is one that includes "a must vote yes" proposition.
Austin Water’s CEO talks to Faith community
Greg Meszaros is director of the Austin Water Utility. Catch this rare chance to hear Greg speak Tuesday, Oct. 4th.
The Interfaith Environmental Network of Austin
Invites You to Attend our Monthly Symposium
7:00 pm on Tuesday, Oct 4th, 2011
Highland Park Baptist Church
5206 Balcones Drive
"Austin's Water Future, part 2"
Join guest presenter Greg Meszaros, Director of the Austin Water Utility,
in an open lecture and Q&A.
This presentation is companion to our September symposium,
which featured Bill Bunch and George Cofer.

As leader of our community's water utility, Mr. Meszaros is perhaps the best qualified person to help us understand what critical strategies Austinites must implement today to provide ample water for Austin’s future. Mr. Meszaros will present the City’s water vision, policies and plans, as well as discuss Water Treatment Plant 4, the single most effective thing each Austinite should do for water stewardship, opportunities to reduce bills, and his views on the 2011 drought.
Join us for this rare opportunity!
Interfaith Environmental Network welcomes those in faith communities in Central Texas who are interested in linking religious values and spirituality with environmental stewardship concerns. Join us in sharing resources for inspiring our faith communities to live out the common call to environmental stewardship and caring for the creation.
Get your SXSW Eco 2011 Discount
SXSW Eco 2011 discount for Austin EcoNetwork readers. Thank you for supporting us!