Desalination alters a basic premise of water geography–fresh water flows from the sea
inward, rather than the other way around. But, is this observation important? To address this …

Increased water extraction led to accelerated shrinkage of the Dead Sea, seriously
damaging the environment and posing an economic risk for industry and tourism. The …

The fresh surface water of the Lower Jordan River (LJR) has been limited in the past several
decades due to damming of its main tributaries, which reduced the annual flow by 90 …

This paper investigates the extent to which entrenched interests of stakeholder groups both
maintain water use practice, and may be confronted. The focus is on the agricultural sectors …

This paper explores the extent to which global environmental justice can serve to serve to
interpret negotiations over international transboundary waters. Trade‐offs are considered in …

The water agreement between Jordan and Israel, created as part of their peace treaty in
1994, set out detailed allocations terms to which both countries have respectively abided …

Abstract The Jordan River Basin is shared between Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Jordan and
Palestine; the waters of the River are a critical resource for the future water security of the co …

To deal with the challenge of groundwater overextraction in arid and semi-arid
environments, it is necessary to establish management strategies based on the knowledge …

Environmental flows (e‐flows) assessments are a powerful mechanism for enhancing and
conserving the ecosystem goods and services rivers provide while allocating water to …

Water availability is naturally low in the Lower Jordan River Basin (LJRB) extending from
Lake Tiberias to the Dead Sea, whereas water demand is high. Still, no basin-wide overview …