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- __ Natural Outlookis published
quarterly by the Agency
Communications Division
at the Texas Commission
TCEQ on Environmental Quality
Commissioners
Bryan W. Shaw, Ph.D., Chairman
Buddy Garcia
Carlos RubinsteinLJI-hI
'Executive Director
Mark R. Vickery, P.G.Natural Outlook Staff
Agency Communications Director
Andy Saenz
Publishing Manager
Renee Carlson
Media Relations Manager
Terry Clawson
Managing Editor
Annette Berksan
Art Director
Michele Mason
Copy Editor
Victor Guerra
Contributing Writers
Annette Berksan, Cynthia Carter
Terry Clawson, Dana Macomb, Jeff Michno
Sylvia Womble-Saenz, Jane Scheidler
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Winners of the 2010 Environmental Excellence Awards are recognized for
outstanding achievements in environmental preservation and protection.
Texas is a member of five interstate river compacts, covering the Rio Grande,
Pecos, Canadian, Sabine, and Red rivers.Crestview Station in Austin and 1531 Inspiration Drive in Dallas are just
two of hundreds of properties across the state that have been cleaned up
and redeveloped.
The state devotes extensive resources to the Barnett Shale area in North Texas.
Volunteer experts give free, confidential assistance to those needing help
complying with state environmental rules.
COVER: The Rio Grande flows through the Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park. The TCEQ uses high-
resolution digital cameras to help track regional haze in the park. Photo courtesy of J. GriffisSmith/rxDOT
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