Marketing western water: can a process based geographic system improve reallocation decisions?

Article Abstract:

The use of process based geographic information systems for decisions on water reallocation is discussed. These use biophysical, institutional and information for more accurate assessments of the impact of such decisions.

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The implications of sustained drought for transboundary water management in Nogales, Arizona, and Nogales, Sonora

Article Abstract:

The authors discuss the shared water use and systems of Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Sonora, Mexico and the possible impacts of a severe drought on the long-range management of water between these cross-border cities.

Influence, Political aspects, Droughts, Watershed management

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Defining hydrocommons governance along the border of the Californias: a case study of transbasin diversions and water quality in the Tijuana-San Diego metropolitan region

Article Abstract:

The author discusses issues involved in hydrocommons governance in the Tijuana, Mexico-San Diego, CA, border area, focusing on water diversion and quality.

Evaluation, Water quality management, San Diego, California, Tijuana, Mexico

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