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ungainly
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Adaptive Governance in North American Water Systems: A Legal Perspective on Resilience and Reconcilis reveal that the massive engineering of these systems have facilitated economic and social development to meet objectives of navigation, irrigation, flood control, hydropower, safe drinking water, recreation and pollution abatement. To meet these goals, the governance and management of these system
peptic-ulcer
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Capacities for Watershed Resilience: Persistence, Adaptation, and Transformationonsideration of the dynamic and uncertain nature of social-ecological systems. The concept of social-ecological resilience and its application to water resources – ‘water resilience’ hereafter – offers a framework by which to approach these critical considerations. Water resilience is defined by thr
把手
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Multilevel Governance for Urban Water Resilience in Bengaluru and Cape Townfferent lives and hold different values. This challenge can potentially be addressed by combining bottom-up and top-down approaches through multilevel governance. Drawing on research from two large, water-stressed cities in the rapidly urbanising global South, this chapter presents concrete examples
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Facing Change: Understanding Transitions of River Basin Policies Over Timeience. In particular, the chapter explores the politics and socio-ecological conditions that enabled or challenged policy responses to deal with major changes occurring in a basin using the case studies of the Mekong, Colorado and Murray-Darling rivers. The chapter focuses on the way institutions ev