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Eau Canada: the future of Canada's water |
Karen J. Bakker
UBC Press
Eau Canada: the future of Canada's water
Moving water conservation to centre stage
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pt. I. Muddy waters: how well are we governing Canada's waters? Great wet North? Canada's myth of water abundance
John B. Sprague
On guard for thee? Water (ab)uses and management in Canada
Dan Shrubsole; Dianne Draper
Out of sight, out of mind? Taking Canada's groundwater for granted
Linda Nowlan
Challenging the status quo: the evolution of water governance in Canada
Rob de Lëo; Reid Kreutzwiser
pt. II. Whose water? Jurisdictional fragmentation and transboundary management. Whose water? Canadian water management and the challenges of jurisdictional fragmentation
J. Owen Saunders; Michael M. Wenig
Drawers of water: water diversions in Canada and beyond
Frederic Lasserre
Thirsty neighbours: a century of Canada-US transboundary water governance
Ralph Pentland; Adèle Hurley
pt. III. Blue gold: privatization, water rights, and water markets. Commons or commodity? The debate over private sector involvement in water supply
Karen Bakker
Liquid gold: water markets in Canada
Theodore M. Horbulyk
Trading our common heritage? The debate over water rights transfers in Canada
Randy Christensen; Anastasia M. Lintner
pt. IV. Waterwise: pathways to better water management. A tangled web: reworking Canada's water laws
Paul Muldoon; Theresa McClenaghan
Are the prices right? Balancing efficiency, equity, and sustainability in water pricing
Steven Renzetti
Moving water conservation to centre stage
Oliver Brandes; David Brooks; Michael M'Gonigle
pt. V. Water worldviews: politics, culture, and ethics. The land is dry: indigenous peoples, water, and environmental justice
Ardith Walkem
Half-empty or half-full? Water politics and the Canadian national imaginary
Andrew Biro
Rising waves, old charts, nervous passengers: navigating toward a new water ethic
Cushla Matthews; Robert B. Gibson; Bruce Mitchell
Conclusion: Governing Canada's waters wisely
Karen Bakker.
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