Academic Articles

“We Need More Data!” The Politics of Scientific Information for Water Governance in the Context of Hydraulic Fracturing

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Collaborative consent as a path to realizing UNDRIP

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A critical moment for BC on freshwater policy

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Social license to operate: Not a proxy for accountability in water governance

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Chapter: Changing Currents: A Case Study in the Evolution of Water Law in Western Canada

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Introducing Resilience Practice to Watershed Groups: What are the Learning Effects?

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Governance of Aquatic Systems: What Attributes and Practices Promote Resilience?

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Using Demand Elasticity As An Alternative Approach To Modelling Future Community Water Demand Under A Conservation-Oriented Pricing System: An Exploratory Investigation

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Applying Water Soft Path Analysis In Small Urban Areas: Four Canadian Case Studies

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Water policy reform and innovation: A systematic review

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Chapter: Thinking Like a Watershed: Watershed Governance, the Future for Water Sustainability

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Lessons from an ancient concept: How the Public Trust Doctrine will meet obligations to protect the environment and the public interest in Canadian water management and governance in the 21st century

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