Financial risk, access to capital, regulatory processes, and regional competition for limited
water sources represent dominant concerns in the United States as well as the broader …

Water managers must constantly balance investment in infrastructure upgrades to ensure
reliable water supply with the affordability of water rates for consumers. As a result, trade-offs …

What drives participation in collaborative planning? How does this vary across different
institutional contexts? Public managers must navigate emerging challenges in public service …

As the Regional Hydro-Ecological Simulation System (RHESSys) is a tool to simulate the
interactions between ecological and hydrological processes, many RHESSys-based studies …

Under changing environmental conditions, water level is a crucial indicator for assessing the
wetland hydrological cycle. However, due to some wetlands being located in remote and …

Water rights transfer is significantly required for alleviating the ever-intensive water crisis,
particularly for arid watersheds with abundant farmland and fossil fuels. However, focusing …

Abstracts Transboundary river basin drought emergencies caused by extreme climate and
human activities can increase the risk perception degrees of decision-makers (DMs) …

Reduced river flows and groundwater depletion as a result of climate change and
population growth have increased the effort and difficulty accessing and processing water. In …

Water resources managers face decisions related to building new infrastructure to increase
water system resilience to climate and demand changes. To inform this adaptation planning …

Urban water utilities are increasingly exploring cooperative regional water supply
investment and management strategies due to climate change and growing demands …