The 1944 U.S.-Mexico Water Treaty remains the single most important bilateral agreement on water resources between the two countries.
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The 1944 U.S.-Mexico Water Treaty remains the single most important bilateral agreement on water resources between the two countries.
Water diplomacy is regarded as a means to prevent conflict and to enhance peace through the cooperative management of transboundary water resources
The Guarani Aquifer System (GAS) covers 1,088,000 km2, 68% of which is in Brazil, 21% in Argentina, 8% in Paraguay, and 3% in Uruguay.
As key venues for interaction and cooperation, international river basin organizations (IRBOs) are significant contributors to hydrodiplomacy in tr
The study of international freshwater treaties’ joint mechanisms for treaty implementation has thus far given little attention to the value of prof
The UNESCO Chair on Sustainable Water Security in the Institute of Environment and the Steven J.