Titlebook: Ethical Water Stewardship; Ingrid Leman Stefanovic,Zafar Adeel Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Valuing Waternada’s boil water advisories. It may appear shocking to readers that a highly developed country still supports communities that rely on unsafe water that must be boiled before use. The chapter describes how this is the case and presents multiple perspectives – including the utilitarian, deontologica

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Uses of Feminist Eco-Criticism for Water Policy “neoliberalization of nature,” arguing that, along with water privatization, the meat industry – which has had a dramatic impact on the politics of water and land use, as well as on greenhouse gas emissions – should be a central policy concern in the face of an increasing shortage of water due to c

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Water, Stakeholder Values, and Decision Makingesource management involves a substance so fundamental to human life that it can be said that, without it, there would be no human life. This paper is an attempt to draw out the significance of this aspect of water for water management as it attempts to address the multiple and often conflicting wat

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The Ethics of Blue Urbanism connection with, and emphasis on, the marine environments and nature within which coastal cities are situated. It advocates for new forms of urban design, parks, and conservation that recognize this profound marine setting. Advancing this vision will require taking on a host of ethical and value di

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First Nations, Traditional Knowledge, and Water Ethicserned with generating knowledge, but doing something about it in an ethical and responsible manner. Anishinaabe . (knowledge) is rooted in place and reminds us through engaging directly with people, the waters, and the landscape that we have responsibilities and obligations that require action, not

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The Ethics of Water Securitization: Understanding the 1999 Bombing Campaign in Kosovonal wars. In the literature, academics represent the means employed by the parties involved as innovative developments from a warfare standpoint. The methods all militaries and paramilitaries used, however, relied extensively on principles surrounding the securitization of water. The Serbs, in their