Peer Reviewed Publications

Rosario Sanchez, Laura Rodriguez, Cecilla Tortajada Effective transboundary aquifer areas is a method that identifies the area of priority in the aquifer using pumping patterns

Rosario Sanchez, Gabriel Eckstein The majority of stakeholders prefer a short‐term local or regional arrangements over long-term binational agreement for assuring the transboundary groundwater resources…

Jack Friedman, Jennifer Koch, Sophie Plassin, Stephanie Paladino Integrative research on water resources requires a wide range of socio-environmental datasets to better understand human-water interactions

Elco Luijendijk, Tom Gleeson, Nils Moosdorf Fresh groundwater discharge volume to world’s oceans is insignificant, however, plays an important role for estuaries…

Aurora Mendieta-Mendoza, Marusia Rentería-Villalobos*, David Chávez-Flores, Eduardo Santellano-Estrada, Carmelo Pinedo-Álvarez, Víctor Hugo Ramos-Sánchez Agriculture is one of most important economic activities that requires large amounts of

Richard Grunward, Wenling Wang, Yan Feng The Mekong River comprises six riparian states and supports the livelihood of more than 65 million people. Although the

Leandra Merz, Di Yang, Vanessa Hull The metacoupling framework explores the relationships between coupled human and natural systems that are nested within multiple different scales,

Oliver Fritsch, David Benson A catchment-based management approach, the participation of stakeholders and the wider public, an equitable allocation of water resources, full-cost pricing are

Jack Friedman, Jennifer Koch, Sophie Plassin, Stephanie Paladino Social processes are essential components of human-environment systems and their dynamics. However, modeling a tightly coupled socio-environmental