The Necessity of Adopting a Water Law for Climate Change Adaptation Policies of Türkiye

Halil Cecen

Water Law and Governance in Times of Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss – India and South Asia Context

VIVEK SAXENA

Bridging Water Governance and Climate Action: Evaluating Catchment Management Agencies (CMAs) in South Africa

Jurie Moolman, Germarie Viljoen

Water Justice, Climate, and Human Rights in the Americas

Nicholas Bryner

The Evolving Normativity of Adaptation: A Communicative Analysis of China's Transboundary Water Governance in the Face of Climate Change

YU SU

Embedding Flood Risk in Planning Law: A Comparative Typology of Intertemporal Instruments in Flanders, the Netherlands, and Rhineland-Palatinate

Benjamin Paulus den Butter

From draining to retaining water in Belgian and Dutch private law: an interdisciplinary evaluation of case law applying the servitude of water runoff in changing hydrological circumstances

Flore Vavourakis

A New Approach to Increasing Flood Safety in the Netherlands: Insights from the Island of Dordrecht in Implementing the Multilayer Safety Strategy

Lilian van Karnenbeek, Marleen van Rijswick

The EU Taxonomy and Nature Based Solutions for Flood Risk Management

Cathy Suykens, Anne Lansink, Borjana Bogatinoska

From Principles to Standards: Judicial Articulation of Interstitial Norms in International Water Disputes

Miharu Hirano

The Implication of the ICJ Advisory Opinion in Defining State Obligations on Climate Change: Strengthening Water Law and Governance Frameworks

Elena Salinas Tuñón

Bridging International Water and Climate Law: Strengthening Transboundary Water Governance through NDCs and Adaptation Plans

Yang Liu

Navigating the Continuum: From Compliance to Dispute Settlement in International Water Law

Marguerite de Chaisemartin, Riley Denoon, Cassandra Sawtell

Why and how to address uncertainty around transboundary freshwater resources

Zaki Shubber

Regulating Unsustainable Global Water Footprints and Transnational Corporate Water Use – Regime Interactions of International Water Law and Corporate Sustainability Legislation

Suvi-Tuuli Puharinen, Outi Penttilä

Water Security and Legal Uncertainty in selected countries of Latin America: Risks and Challenges of Recent Trends in Water Law

Liber MARTIN, Mariana RUGOSO

"Sleeping with an Elephant": The Columbia and Beyond - Current Trends in International Water Governance, a Canadian Perspective

Marguerite de Chaisemartin, Riley Denoon, Richard Paisley, Cassandra Sawtell

Governing Water under Climate Uncertainty: Empirical Pathways toward Juridical Differentiation in Semi-Arid River Basins

Ashwathi V K, Nikhila Sudharma, Shrinivas Badiger

Water Resource Management in Israel: An Integrated Framework for sustainable management of resource scarcity

Jitzchak Alster

Offshore Freshened Groundwater: Legal Ambiguities and Governance Pathways for Climate Change Adaptation

Angeles Jimenez Garcia-Carriazo, Margarita Teresa Nieves Zarate

From Principles to Practice: Closing Legal Gaps for Transboundary Aquifers in Southern Africa

Malebo Matlala

Can Local Groundwater Management Really Work?

Eric Garner

Integrating Law and Hydrogeology in the Governance of Transboundary Aquifers under Changing Conditions: Insights from the Guaraní Aquifer

Pilar Carolina Villar, Laura Movilla Pateiro

The State as a promoter of a tool for an integral management of water use in the economic sector and its transnational impact.

JUAN PABLO GALEANO

Integrating Nature-Based Solutions and Ecosystem-Based Adaptation into Water Governance: The Role of Forests and Natural Resources in Enhancing Climate Resilience and Biodiversity Conservation in South Asia

VIVEK SAXENA

Identifying Pathways and Navigating Barriers for Freshwater Landscape-Rehydration in Australia

Pip Abbott

Scale challenges for sustainable water governance in federal rivers: A case study of the transboundary Colorado River Basin

Tamee Albrecht, Elilzabeth Koebele, Gina Gilson, Julian Cardona Vallejo, Andrea Gerlak

Water and Biodiversity in Tension: Towards Ecosystem-Based Management of Wetlands between Québec and Francophone Africa

Sessinou Emile HOUEDANOU

Powering Progress or Peril? The Hidden Environmental Costs of AI-Data Centers

Melissa Scanlan

An overflow of interests? Flood-motivated hydropower development in Norway

Susana Kvan, Endre Stavang

Tension between offshore wind energy and marine nature conservation

Sebastian Loecker

Quantifying water sustainability by integrating the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem (WEFE) Nexus: implications for the EU Taxonomy

Isha Savani, Elizabeth Quiroga Jordan, Dorottya Bartucz, Sarah Milliken

Swedish Fisheries Fees – from rights-based fish replacement in hydropower operations to biodiversity offsetting

Kristjan Laas