Desalination–or the creation of'new'water by removing salt and impurities from saline,
brackish or contaminated water–has transformed water resource management in many parts …

This article reviews the literature on the financialisation of water. Water financialisation is
generally defined as a global trend wherein financial actors, instruments and practices …

Palm kernel expeller (PKE), a by-product of the palm oil production process in Indonesia,
has evolved into a billion-dollar export 'flex'commodity to feed cows in intensified dairy …

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 …

As water-stressed areas are expanding worldwide due to climate change, water
conservation has become an important tool for managing water resources in drought …

Green bonds represent an increasingly popular way to match “environmental sustainability,”
growth, and the aspirations of global financial capital. In this article, we leverage a world …

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

The piece outlines the contributions of key works in the field of the political ecology of
desalination over the past decade. We note that the field is diverse in terms of contributions …

What is the nature of the recent and intense global interest1 in green/sustainable
technologies and infrastructure on the part of the private sector? This is a central question for …