Resilience is increasingly applied the context of water systems, and water governance more
broadly, in response to climate change impacts, hydrologic variability and uncertainty …

Mobilizations occurring around just transitions and design for transition contain many
potential points of overlap. They are presently remarkably disengaged. This article seeks to …

This paper presents findings from a study of policy implementation of green infrastructure
and stormwater management in the City of Toronto–Canada's largest city. The analysis uses …

Increasing urbanization places cities at the forefront of achieving global sustainability. For
cities to become more sustainable, however, the infrastructure on which they rely must also …

What is a low-carbon pathway? To many, it is a way of mitigating climate change. To others,
it is about addressing market failure or capturing the co-benefits attached to low-carbon …

The “stove-pipe” way of thinking has been mostly used in mitigating carbon emissions and
managing socioeconomics because of its convenience of implementation. However …

Qanats, as traditional and intelligent water infrastructures, have garnered attention across
various scientific disciplines. However, a comprehensive, holistic view of Qanats remains …

Using water budget data from published literature, we demonstrate how hydrologic
processes govern the function of various stormwater infrastructure technologies. Hydrologic …

Deepening the theorisation of the relationship between bodies and climate change, we
introduce vital mobilities–external societal circulations that enable critical internal bodily …

This practical paper presents a required reflection on paradigm shift toward an aware water
management in urban context for the provision of renewable energy and for the …