There is a wealth of scholarly knowledge that aims to disentangle the complex relationship
between gender and water. This scholarship coupled with practitioners' collective …

Over recent decades, hydrosocial scholarship focusing on the plural, often contested
relations of waters and societies has advanced significantly. This article reviews hydrosocial …

Gender equality is critical to achieving transformative action, policies and change towards
sustainable ocean management. However, historically women have been largely excluded …

Socio-hydrology has expanded and been effective in exposing the hydrological community
to ideas and approaches from other scientific disciplines, and social sciences in particular …

The existing literature on gender and energy intersectionality uses inductive and deductive
methods to examine macro factors and macro-sociocultural structures. However …

Wicked problems such as climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic require authentically
transdisciplinary approaches to achieving effective collaboration. There exist several …

All nature relies on water, yet climate change threatens water availability to the highest
degree—from too much (eg extreme weather; flooding) to too little (eg droughts; wildfires) …

In arid regions of north-central Chile, mining activities and agricultural land use changes
lead to competing water demands, water insecurity, and related conflicts. Different local and …

The lack of highly-trained ocean science professionals constrains sustainable development
and management of the oceans. In Kenya, the government is committed to improving access …

In December 2016, Hawai 'i saw its last sugar harvest on a 36,000-acre plantation in Maui.
In the preceding decades, Native Hawaiians had struggled to regain their water rights from a …