Interested in hydro-diplomacy? Don’t miss this podcast entitled “EU’s hydro-diplomacy in a water-stressed world”
Last year, amid widespread drought, a violent protest over water erupted in Chihuahua, Mexico, a state in the northwestern part of the country. Local farmers
World leaders go into the COP26 climate talks with the most explicit warning to date from scientists that global temperatures will increase by at least
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The CIWA program is exploring ways to better align transboundary water cooperation efforts with biodiversity conservation goals, such as identifying opportunities at the intersection of
When we collect data, we’re gifted a multidimensional story, and it’s up to the scientist in each of us to navigate the information one hypothesis
How do we know when international cooperation is successful? A senior U.N. official once suggested that cooperation is like elephants mating: it all takes place
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