Women Need Water Rights, Not Just Technologies In poor communities, technologies are often touted as panaceas for poverty. For wom...

Mekong's dams wreak havoc on rural poor By Marwaan Macan-Markar CHIANG RAI, Thailand - In a rush to emulate Thailand's model of building dams in the name of development, countries that share the ...

For over 28 years, The Journal of Ethnobiology has been publishing manuscripts based on original research in any area of ethnobiology, the interdisciplinary study of the rel...

Analysis of World Bank financed water privatization in Senegal by Hawa Ba reprinted from Pambazuka 2006-07, Issue 262 http://pambazuka.org/en/category/features/35714  In 1995, in accordance with th...

The islandNet network was recently established by the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre (IA CRC) with funding support from the Australian Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and t...

Public officials in the U.S. Southeast should recognize and carefully manage the relationships between energy and water.

The first attempt at proposing "green constitutional engineering" as a route towards sustainability. The argument of the bioregional state is that sustainability is unachivable without formal democ...

Tuesday, May 19, 2009 , 11:42 a.m.By: Pam SohnStaff Photo by Patrick Smith Workers continue to remove the coal fly ash sediment covering over 300 acres near Harriman, Tenn. TVA has covered the slud...

Posted in: Local News Written By: Zaid al-Alaya’a Article Date: May 19, 2009 - 12:34:40 PM Water supply for subscri...

Water bodies must not be solely managed by traditional authorities May 19, 2009   Cape Coast, May 18, GNA - A zoology professor at the University of Cape Coast, Prof John Blay Jnr, has said it...