Titlebook: Water and Human Societies; Historical and Conte David A. Pietz,Dorothy Zeisler-Vralsted Textbook 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Water and Equity,es. In contrast are those favoring more local control over water resources, integrating traditional ecological knowledge. Adding to these discussions is the work of indigenous groups such as the Mayan, seeking compensation for the massacre and displacement they suffered when the Chixoy Dam was constructed.

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Water and Governance, of the nation-state, and ultimately of global governance organizations in the twentieth century, inter- and multi-state efforts have been made to ensure universal access to water as well as the effective management of transboundary waterways.

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Water and Production,acilitating trade. In a variety of locations around the world, water was also manipulated to turn gears that ground grain and served other production purposes. During the twentieth century, multi-purpose water development projects served multiple purposes, including flood control, transportation, irrigation, and the generation of electricity.

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Water and Security,pting the economic and social stability of host nations. Another source of water insecurity are developments occurring on transboundary rivers, including the Nile River Basin and the watersheds of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.

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Water and Health, to clean water also implicates questions of equity. The last reading presents a statement on behalf of the World Health Organization advocates for access to clean water supplies for women and traditionally underserved communities.

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Water and Sustainability, the readings explores Australia as a case study of the broad impacts of climate change that include changes in rainfall patterns. And finally, the last reading takes a comprehensive look at our understanding of climate dynamics in Africa, as well as the potential consequences of climate change on the continent.

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