Desalination (producing potable water from saline sources) has gained notoriety globally as
climate change threatens water supplies. Strikingly, Arizona–a territory lacking coastal …

The environmental justice frame is a key feature of successful grassroots mobilization
against the uneven distribution of environmental problems. However, what happens when …

This interview begins a conversation about the social justice implications of an emerging
socioecological concern—the desalination industry. Seawater desalination is the industrial …

This paper proposes the use of Pierre Bourdieu's sociological concepts of social fields,
capital, and habitus to analyze water management in Colombia. By mapping the social …

While water scholars have critiqued the social and political work of'modern water'(Linton,
2010), lineages of critical water scholarship have yet to meaningfully engage with decolonial …

In the context of global environmental changes, water scarcity has become a challenge,
especially for rapidly urbanizing regions. Water conservation—demand management—has …

Abstract Purpose of Review Changing hydroclimate creates risks to the western US electric
grid, particularly when hydropower generation changes, but tools to characterize these risks …

Dans le contexte aride de l'Arizona, l'approche du périmètre irrigué de Pinal en fonction du
Nexus eau/énergie/alimentation permet de mettre en valeur des relations de codépendance …

This paper analyses the resilience of the French territories of Saint-Martin by considering the
issue of drinking and sanitary water supply system recovery in the aftermath of hurricane …

This chapter explores the methodological application of the notion of social fields, as defined
by Pierre Bourdieu, to water policy. The empirical theme we explore is the question of the …