2026 Water Wonks Hour Lecture Series #4: A Deep Dive into Atmospheric Water Generation
The Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance is pleased to introduce our 2026 Water Wonks Lecture Series. Mark your calendars for 3:30 p.m. on the 4th Wednesday of each month. Water Wonks will feature a host of experts sharing innovative ideas and details about their work in the world of water. The series is a free community education opportunity.
REGISTRATION WILL BE AVAILABLE BEGINNING MARCH 26TH.
Beginning Mar. 26, 2026 a registration form will be provided below where you may express your intention to attend this lecture.
Meeting details and zoom link will be sent to your email following your registration.
Lecture #4 A Deep Dive into Atmospheric Water Generation
Speaker: Audrey Marik. Trinity University, Environmental Studies Undergraduate Student and Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance Policy and Programs intern.
Speaker: Audrey Marik. Trinity University, Environmental Studies Undergraduate Student and Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance Policy and Programs intern.
Bio: Audrey Marik is an Environmental Studies major at Trinity University and an intern at GEAA. Her hometown is Austin, TX, where she grew up with an appreciation for the Edwards Aquifer and all it provides us. She is invested in water conservation and environmental protection and is proud to be interning with an organization that furthers these aims. Outside of her studies, she enjoys volunteering, peer tutoring, playing violin in the TU orchestra, and exploring hiking spots around the Hill Country.
Synopsis: Atmospheric water generation (AWG) is not a new technology, but it is relatively little-known outside of the water resource world. This technology, which creates liquid water by condensing atmospheric humidity, has great potential to be utilized in a variety of innovative applications from supplementing drinking water sources to providing cooling water for data centers. This talk will dive into the types, costs, current uses, and potential new uses of this exciting and rapidly developing water resource.
Stay tuned for additional monthly lecture topics coming in 2026!
