The distribution of trees and access to nature is rarely equitable across urban
neighborhoods. This injustice is present in many cities, and its origins are predominantly …

Throughout the past decades, water resource allocation literature has increasingly
addressed equity and justice. Despite this, there is a divergence between what different …

Environmental impact assessment (EIA) is a decision support tool that analyzes the
environmental and social impacts of infrastructure projects. This paper focuses on the …

Abstract California's 2014 Sustainable Groundwater Management Act is a grand policy
experiment that provides an unprecedented opportunity to analyze five core concepts in …

There is increasing concern about groundwater scarcity, environmental problems, and its
socio-economic consequences. Therefore, questions have been raised about new …

We set up an original framework aiming to produce robust and transferable knowledge on
fairness attitudes towards water sharing arrangements. Using a simple axiomatic approach …

Groundwater resources are connected with social, economic, ecological, and Earth systems.
We introduce the framing of groundwater‐connected systems to better represent the nature …

Climate change and access to water are interrelated concerns for agriculture and other
sectors, even in temperate regions. Governance approaches and regulatory frameworks …

Abstract California's landmark 2014 Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA)
requires local officials to form new Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSAs) and to write …

Groundwater governance in Cuyama Valley, California, unites the structural dilemmas of
neoliberal environmental governance: a weak state, powerful corporations, a population …