Collaborative governance has emerged as a promising approach for addressing complex
water sustainability issues, with purported benefits from enhanced democracy to improved …

There is a wealth of scholarly knowledge that aims to disentangle the complex relationship
between gender and water. This scholarship coupled with practitioners' collective …

Clean, abundant water is essential to the health of New York State's residents, ecosystems,
and economy. This critical natural resource faces numerous challenges associated with …

In response to capitalist territorial transformations, humans' predatory subjection of nature,
and worldwide socio-environmental injustices, a diverse set of eco-centric, other-than …

Compounding systems of marginalization differentiate and shape water-related risks. Yet,
quantitative water security scholarship rarely assesses such risks through intersectionality, a …

Centralized water infrastructure is challenged by climate change, infrastructure degradation,
underinvestment, and shifting water demands. In its place, scholars have argued for …

This Forum article reports on a meta-review of more than 19,000 published works on water
security, of which less than 1 percent explicitly focus on race or ethnicity. This is deeply …

Water insecurity is the inability to reliably access, use, and benefit from safe and sufficient
water for domestic and livelihood needs and aspirations (eg, Cook and Bakker, 2012; …

The field of water ethics focuses on the judgments affecting water use and decision making,
as well as their normative justification. These justifications can take many forms …

As desalination gains rapid traction worldwide, it is instructive to investigate how various
stakeholders debate this water supply infrastructure and how decision-making processes …