Water Ethics Network

Experiences, ideas, research, programs and initiatives relating to #WaterEthics

[Water Ethics Network @H2OEthics]

How water ethics helps the climate: Blogpost from https://t.co/kWYSyWv8n6 https://t.co/S6xRFsH8LT

[Water Ethics Network @H2OEthics]

Water Ethics Newsletter - October 2018 - https://t.co/fXqiq59ROf

[Water Ethics Network @H2OEthics]

Water Ethics Newsletter - March 2018 - https://t.co/z017XOdkF1

[Tom Freyberg 🌊 @TomFWater]

Did not expect to see #london and #tokyo on this list https://t.co/QEhzuBDQza

[International WaTERS @InternatWaTERS]

Interested in the future of #drought management in #CapeTown

Check out our policy brief from IW Fellows @LucyRodina and @EmmaLuker

#CapeTownWaterCrisis

https://t.co/Ti8IrIm3Dp

[Decolonizing Water @DecolonizeWater]

New article! "Community-Based Monitoring as the practice of Indigenous governance: A case study of Indigenous-led water quality monitoring in the Yukon River Basin" in the Journal of Environmental Management 210, 290–298.
https://t.co/V4bjZkmY5f

[EDGES @EDGES_ubc]

@WaterCanada Reframing Water Security for a Human Wellbeing Approach @IRES_UBC @GRSJInstitute @SameerHShah @ProfessorJepson @TAMUWaterSec
https://t.co/yiNQ3DqVS5

[International WaTERS @InternatWaTERS]

New Pub!

Hidalgo, Juan Pablo, Rutgerd Boelens, and Jeroen Vos. 2017. “De-Colonizing Water. Dispossession, Water Insecurity, and Indigenous Claims for Resources, Authority, and Territory.” Water History 9 (1). Springer Netherlands:67–85.

[International WaTERS @InternatWaTERS]

Rewatch our webinar - Groundwater and Equity: Exploring barriers to access in the Global South feat.
Profs. @FrancesCleaver @LukeWhaley100 (@Michelle_Kooy) Komakech (@ladwong)

https://t.co/RSDa7NhaTk

@sheffielduni
@sheffieldgeog
@ihedelft
@PoWG_UBC
@IRES_UBC

[Indigenous Waters @TribalWater]

Site 41 water will be carried in Indigenous Liberation Walk to Cape Town #waterwalkers #indigenousliberationwalk #freedomuniters #waterislife #IWJ18 https://t.co/7I3yKo1d0g

[Convention on Wetlands @RamsarConv]

Join us tomorrow 2 February as we celebrate #UrbanWetlands and their role for a sustainable urban future. Join us commit to actions that retain, restore and preserve urban #wetlands. #SustainableCities #SDG11 https://t.co/AcGoosOcag

[Center for Humans & Nature @humansandnature]

What are the connections between #culture and #conscience? #TBT to our exploration of the relationship between individual & societal moral values: https://t.co/XyA0bGEj8V @templeton_fdn

[SWPWater @SwpWater]

.@SWPWater's #WaterSecurity Improvement (WSI) process helps stakeholders address water-related risks. This free webinar, Jan 23, will focus on WSI processes and creating participatory, holistic approaches to water security management. @USAIDWater https://t.co/6rZju0z9Zk

[Water Ethics Network @H2OEthics]

#CapeTown in danger of being the first major city in the world to ever run out of #water. Transitioning to lower water consumption might be necessary for many other cities worldwide.
https://t.co/T9VQadL4tq #DayZero #drought #waterethics #waterwise

[Water Ethics Network @H2OEthics]

If you haven't seen it already, @POLISWater report on #Collaborative Consent and #BritishColumbia’s #Water: Towards Watershed Co-Governance is a great resource on #ethical #watergovernance https://t.co/8TbNYSWqlA #FirstNations

[Water Ethics Network @H2OEthics]

Is #inequality bad for the #environment? YES! "From buying stuff to eating meat to wasting #water, there is growing evidence that countries with a bigger gap between rich and poor do more harm to the planet and its climate" via @guardianeco https://t.co/0Z2UL6vh0L #enviroethics

[GETIDOS (GEtting ThIngs Done Sustainably) @GETIDOS]

An engaging and comprehensive case for more equality being better for the environment, including water: https://t.co/9J1zVjHbCN #waterethics

[Center for Humans & Nature @humansandnature]

What are our moral and civic responsibilities to water? Read our contributors' ideas and share your own! https://t.co/XxzEbo8nee #WaterIsLife #WaterEthics #Water

[Water Ethics Network @H2OEthics]

New study of future aridity suggests that "many regions could face an increased threat of #drought and wildfires if global temperatures rise 2C above pre-industrial levels" #climatechange @hannahdev @guardianeco https://t.co/65Be2XUue9