This article investigates attitudes toward water resource protection among residents in
varying proximities to resources, specifically to identify attitudinal differences and the extent …

In the face of mounting environmental degradation and persistent poverty over the previous
decade, Johannesburg's World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) of August and …

A methodology based on the integration of a seismic-based artificial neural network (ANN)
model and a geographic information system (GIS) to assess water leakage and to prioritize …

The paper focuses on analyzing the legal framework for land use planning in the United
States and Mexico. According to Herzog (2000), land use planning is the “glue that ties …

Creating sustainable, resilient, and livable cities calls for integrative approaches and
collaborative practices across temporal and spatial scales. However, practicability is …

In the western corner of Texas, the growing city of El Paso and its Mexican counterpart,
Ciudad Juarez, are learning about the disappearance of a vital resource the hard …

Successful binational planning and management of water resources is a complex process
dependent on informed decision‐making across diverse economic, social and political …

Under any circumstances the management of water supplies is a difficult task. When multiple
jurisdictions are involved—especially when water flows across international boundaries …

Mexico lacks a public policy for the management of its transboundary aquifers. Based on the
guidelines and international instruments developed for this purpose and considering the …

BOUNDARY WATER COMMISSION, US-MEXICO demarcate and guard expanded US
borders against erosion by meandering rivers;'re-engineered in the mid-twentieth century in …