Carlos Rubinstein's guest appearances

Carlos Rubinstein

Water Values Podcast

Talk+Water

Sharlene Leurig

Peter Lake

Jennifer Walker

Shahzeen Attari

Mark Ryan

Michael Murphy

Steve Maxwell

Scott Miller

Katharine Hayhoe

Chris Peacock

Ken Wright

Tom Ferguson

Chris Moody

John Powell

Christine Boyle

OwlTail

Texas+Water Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Todd Votteler, talks with Carlos Rubinstein, Principal at RSAH2O, LLC, about water markets and the Rio Grande.Rubinstein has over 38 years of experience in state and municipal management and regulation, having served as Chairman of the Texas Water Development Board, Commissioner of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, and City Manager of Brownsville, Texas. His experience includes a strong emphasi​s in water management, water resources, international water treaties, water quality, environmental enforcement and compliance issues, and waste management.

Texas+Water Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Todd Votteler, talks with Carlos Rubinstein, Principal at RSAH2O, LLC, about water markets and the Rio Grande.<br><br>Rubinstein has over 38 years of experience in state and municipal management and regulation, having served as Chairman of the Texas Water Development Board, Commissioner of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, and City Manager of Brownsville, Texas. His experience includes a strong emphasi​s in water management, water resources, international water treaties, water quality, environmental enforcement and compliance issues, and waste management.

#42, Carlos Rubinstein - Water Markets & the Rio Grande

Noted Texas water figure Carlos Rubinstein discusses a wide range of Texas water issues that you will easily recognize as applying to other areas of the country and world. Carlos explains the Texas water governance structure and water planning horizon. He explains the nuts and bolts of Texas’ innovative program for funding infrastructure and how projects involving public-private partnerships are eligible for incentives typically reserved for strictly municipal and other quasi-governmental entity projects.

<p>Noted Texas water figure Carlos Rubinstein discusses a wide range of Texas water issues that you will easily recognize as applying to other areas of the country and world. Carlos explains the Texas water governance structure and water planning horizon. He explains the nuts and bolts of Texas’ innovative program for funding infrastructure and how projects involving public-private partnerships are eligible for incentives typically reserved for strictly municipal and other quasi-governmental entity projects.</p>

TWV 086 – Slaking Texas’ Thirst with Carlos Rubinstein