Titlebook: Increasing Resilience to Climate Variability and Change; The Roles of Infrast Cecilia Tortajada Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media S

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Water, Governance, and Infrastructure for Enhancing Climate Resilience,cumstances. Given the uncertainties related to climate change and variability, nonclimatic factors have thus become more relevant. Governance—or decision-making by multiple actors with dissimilar interests grouped under formal and informal institutions—is one of the most important. This chapter disc

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,Enhancing Water Governance for Climate Resilience: Arizona, USA—Sonora, Mexico Comparative Assessmeure (including readaptation to past cycles of infrastructure development); and (4) building on science-policy dialogues that link infrastructure and governance. An array of complementary adaptation tools will buttress climate resilience. Some emerging techniques include underground storage, distribu

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Sobradinho Reservoir: Governance and Stakeholders,ation of the São Francisco Basin represents real governance challenges for Brazil. The minimum outflow from the Sobradinho Reservoir has been reduced several times to ensure that the needs for the multiple uses are met. Today, the Sobradinho Reservoir operates with a minimum outflow of 900 m./s. Bec

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Seyhan Dam, Turkey, and Climate Change Adaptation Strategies,he first part of the chapter. The second part of the chapter explores the recent legislative and institutional changes in the water sector and assesses the impacts of these developments in the context of climate change.

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Lake Nasser: Alleviating the Impacts of Climate Fluctuations and Change,rvoir has effectively taken care of climatic fluctuations, a main issue now is how to seamlessly integrate future climate change considerations with climatic fluctuations. At the present state of knowledge, it is impossible to predict even what will be the direction of river flow changes, let alone

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,Greater Security with Less Water: Sterkfontein Dam’s Contribution to Systemic Resilience,ght impacts, how this operation may have to be adapted to address the emerging challenges posed by changing contexts, and some limitations and risks that may arise. At a larger scale, the case also provides an unusual example of substantial innovation during implementation and raises questions about