Professor Gabriel Eckstein presented “Managing Water Across the Frontier: A Legal and Policy Perspective of Mexico-U.S. Hydro Relations” to grad students at Texas A&M University at Galveston.

Professor Gabriel Eckstein traveled to Uganda to co-lead a workshop on international water law and transboundary waters negotiations in a first-ever course organized by Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) and the European Union.

Professor Gabriel Eckstein participated as a forum panelist at the third annual Istanbul International Water Forum in Turkey. His topics included trans-boundary water cooperation and the right to water and sanitation.

Professor Gabriel Eckstein discusses the law regarding water rights in the American West in The New York Times article “West’s Drought and Growth Intensify Conflict Over Water Rights.”

Professor Gabriel Eckstein was quoted in The New York Times and the The Texas Tribune article “A Vast River and the Legal Woes at Its Banks” which discusses the Rio Grande and water law rights.

Carla Green is the first Aggie Law student to be selected for an Energy Institute Fellowship sponsored by the Texas A&M University Energy Institute and ConocoPhillips.

Mike Young of the University of Adelaide, Australia, gave the keynote presentation “Is Texas Missing an Opportunity? Lessons From Australia,” part of the School of Law’s Water Lecture Series: Perspectives on Law and Policy.

Texas A&M Law Review's Sixth Annual Energy Symposium presented cutting-edge developments in the legal sector to legal practitioners, landmen, industry insiders and students.

The Texas A&M University School of Law’s Journal of Real Property Law hosted its third annual symposium. Practitioners and attorneys from across the state attended the Wind Farming: Obstacles to Planning and Development symposium.