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Australians say they’ll pay for everyone to have good quality drinking water (because not everyone does)
Ana Manero (ANU), Peter Coombes (ANU), Nina Lansbury (University of Queensland), Sonia Akter (ANU) and R. Quentin Grafton (ANU)(Australia)...
Telling a ‘Tale of Two Rivers’
Dan Schulz, Badger Bates, Anne Poelina, Sarah Martin & R. Quentin Grafton The world is at a crossroads and desperately needs pathways towards a...
Towards a safer and more just water future
Quentin Grafton and Safa Fanaian, The Australian National University ‘Too much, too little, and too dirty’ sums up the problems underpinning the...
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Water justice for First Nations communities in the Murray-Darling Basin
First Nations communities along the Murray-Darling Basin have developed a new concept of water management called ‘cultural flows’ that will not only...
How off-the-grid Navajo residents are getting running water
Access to running water is a significant issue in many developing countries, and it is also a problem in the United States. In the Navajo Nation,...
Barriers to access clean water in Canada
For many Canadians, turning on the tap and filling up the glass doesn’t seem like a huge deal, but for others like those in Canada’s Indigenous...