Collaborative governance has emerged as a promising approach for addressing complex
water sustainability issues, with purported benefits from enhanced democracy to improved …

Water insecurity poses a complex challenge for the western United States. Large
populations are exposed and susceptible to physical and social factors that can leave them …

Across the world, declining groundwater levels cause wells to run dry, increase water and
food insecurity, and often acutely impact groundwater-dependent communities. Despite the …

We document that children growing up in places left behind by today's economy experience
lower levels of social mobility as adults. Using a longitudinal database that tracks over …

Compounding systems of marginalization differentiate and shape water-related risks. Yet,
quantitative water security scholarship rarely assesses such risks through intersectionality, a …

How can scholars and practitioners gauge the extent to which environmental justice (EJ) is
present in research and policy? Through synthesizing the interdisciplinary environmental …

Studies of parks underscore the significance of park equity, considering both its quantity and
quality. However, the vulnerability of peri-urban communities, especially during the COVID …

In the late 1990s, the predominantly white community of Morningside, North Carolina,
prevented annexation into the larger majority-minority city of Greensboro, citing their desire …

The housing unaffordability and cost-of-living crisis is affecting millions of people in US
cities, yet the implications for urban dwellers' well-being and social reproduction remain less …

Centralized water infrastructure is challenged by climate change, infrastructure degradation,
underinvestment, and shifting water demands. In its place, scholars have argued for …