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It's been a minute but we've been hard at work! From releasing the first season of Power Trip: The Story of Energy (and starting to film season two!) to welcoming new members and saying goodbye to our graduates, read about everything we've been up to in the latest Webber Energy Newsletter:

October 2021 Webber Energy Letter We're back: A look into Power Trip Seasons 1 & 2; online energy education resources; Texas energy crisis coverage & more. October 2021 Hello, everyone! After a long silence, it's good to be in touch w

If you haven't heard, we have a new documentary releasing soon! Please join us at the preview screening for Thirst For Power.

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Thirst For Power Energy and water are the world's most vital resources. Directed by Mat Hames and based on the book by Michael E. Webber, "Thirst for Power" explores the intersection of water and energy, and how these natural forces shape our past, present, and future.

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“Over the long term, the energy sector will have to consider the costs of additional hardening of the infrastructure on the Gulf Coast versus moving to a different location like the Eastern Seaboard.” -- Michael Webber

Harvey’s Toll on Energy Industry Shows a Texas Vulnerability Supply disruptions and environmental damage raise questions about the concentration of refineries and chemical plants along the exposed Gulf Coast.

Wise counsel from Michael Webber & Catherine Ross

Commentary: Congrats! You’re at UT. Here’s how to make it an epic year Twenty-four fellows of the University of Texas System Academy of Distinguished Teachers met to talk about how to help students succeed in college.

Cover story by Michael Webber and WEG alum Todd Davidson!

Watching the Solar Eclipse with WEG on top of the Mechanical Engineering building at UT Austin, with rooftop garden behind

You could be voting for this Dr. Webber SXSWedu panel right now -- hop to it!

Career Ready: Close The STEM Gap with Partnerships Collaborative public private partnerships can offer students new ways to discover STEM careers. Itron, a company dedicated to the resourceful use of energy and water, worked with Dr. Michael Webber from UT Austin and Disco Learning Media to create interactive resources for STEM literacy. Together th...

"As the nuclear power industry declines, it discourages the development of our most important anti-proliferation asset: a bunch of smart nuclear scientists and engineers."

Why the withering nuclear power industry threatens US national security Nuclear power plants don't just pump out steady, carbon-free electricity; they also help produce the people the US needs for nuclear weapons inspections.

The Webber Energy Group -- never short on compelling new research!

Multilayer geospatial analysis of water availability for shale resources development in Mexico - IOPscience Published 2 August 2017 • © 2017 The Author(s). Published by IOP Publishing Ltd Environmental Research Letters, Volume 12, Number 8