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TWJ Book Review: Water is for fighting over...

Check out the latest spotlighted book review from the Texas Water Journal: Water is for fighting over and other myths about water in the West.

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Wink Sink No. 2 formed in 2002 around a well that once supplied water for drillers on the the Hendrick Oilfield. The larger of Winkler County's two sinkholes, it measures 900 feet across at its widest point.
Credit: Rafael Aguilera

Check out the latest spotlighted book review from the Texas Water Journal: Water is for fighting over and other myths about water in the West.

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