The article focused on how water regulations in Texas may start to mirror those in California, and how a booming Texas population coupled with an ever-decreasing water supply may force Texas to make some tough decisions. "There are certain things that have happened in California that are on their way to Texas," Wes said. Wes said an increase in environmental protection laws, endangered species litigation, and regulations could be around the corner. Wes focuses on helping clients develop, acquire and monetize water resources and infrastructure. He commonly represents public and private corporations, government enterprises, investment funds and private water right holders. He has been involved in many of the largest and most significant water development projects in the United States for more than a decade, across multiple states and regions, with a strong focus on California and Texas. His projects include the development and adjudication of surface water and groundwater rights, water storage, interbasin transfers, water conservation and marketing, recycling and desalination.