Oil and Water: Related Resource Problems of the Southwest. A Symposium

SP0002. Oil and Water: Related Resource Problems of the Southwest. A Symposium. Eight papers, 64 p., 9 figs., 1965.

From the Foreword by Peter T. Flawn
This volume presents the texts of papers presented at a Symposium...sponsored by the Southwestern Federation of Geological Societies and The University of Texas in Austin, January 29, 1965. Publication was undertaken by the Bureau of Economic Geology in response to numerous requests for copies.


CONTENTS
Resources and the State Government, by J. C. Langdon

Oil and Gas Versus Water in the Southwest: Conflict or Compromise?, by R. E. Faggoli

The Texas Railroad Commission Looks Ahead, by G. F. Singletary

What Exploration Geologists Should Know About Pollution, by E. F. Gloyna

Pollution Control: The Relation of Water Quality Protection to Exploration for and Production of Oil and Gas in the Southwest, by J. J. Vanertulip

Ground Water for the Oil Industry in Texas and Southeast New Mexico, by W. F. Guyton

Economic and Social Implications of Water and Oil Resources, by S. A. Arbingast

Oil, Gas, and Water Law--Today and Tomorrow, by J. C. Dougherty


Citation
Southwestern Federation of Geological Societies and The University of Texas, 1965, Oil and Water: Related Resource Problems of the Southwest. A Symposium: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, Symposium SP 2, 64 p.