Demand for water is expected to grow in line with global human population growth, but
opportunities to augment supply are limited in many places due to resource limits and …

Water scarcity and water quality degradation are major problems in many basins across the
world, especially in arid and semiarid regions. The severe pressures on basins are the …

Increasing scarcity of water resources, and greatervariability in available water supply, are
causingacute difficulties for allocation agreements amongusers of water bodies. One cause …

The increasing concern about the degradation of water-dependent ecosystems calls for
considering ecosystems benefits in water management decision-making. Sustainable water …

Social, economic, and environmental systems in arid regions are vulnerable to disruptions in
water supplies that are likely to accompany future climate changes. With a particular focus …

" To fully understand this river and its past, one must examine many separate pieces of
history scattered throughout two nations--seven states within the United States and two …

Interstate river compacts are widely used to allocate water among riparian states. Twenty‐
one compacts are currently in force in the western United States, and these compacts are …

There is now a fairly substantial literature that addresses transboundary water allocation
both at the international and interstate level. However, most of this literature deals almost …

This paper explores the sensitivity of the benefits of alternative water allocation schemes
and of project evaluation to global warming. If global warming shifts the mean of annual …

In the arid and semi-arid regions of the western United States, recent droughts have drawn
attention to interstate differences in water scarcity and the possibility of differences in the …