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Event: Water Management in Texas - Challenges Speaker(s): Craig Pedersen, Vice President of Water and Wastewater in Texas, URS Corporation Date: September 11, 2007 Length: 63 minutes Event Series: LBJ School Alumni Association Speaker Series Description: Craig D. Pedersen, Vice President of Water and Wastewater in Texas for URS Corporation, and a graduate of the LBJ School, was a guest in the new lunchtime speaker series cosponsored by the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs and the LBJ School Alumni Association. Mr. Pedersen discussed the challenges and opportunities that accompany managing water in Texas. He addressed why we should care about water in Texas, how the water system is organized today, the factors influencing water management, challenges we face, and our plans for the future. Share
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