July Newsletter

Welcome to the first edition of the Shared
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Permanent Forum of Binational Waters!

Our newsletter is designed to update our members on issues related to the platform development, new resources and services available, highlights of recent research developments, calls for action and other news. This is a communication space for the Forum’s members and for those interested in improving our binational waters. We plan to distribute the Shared Waters Newsletter every two months.

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Women In Science: IBWC Commissioner Maria Elena Giner

In this Women In Science, we talk with International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) Maria Elena Giner about her career and role as a woman

Science Talk: Are you ready for a debate on water challenges at the border? / ¿Listo para debatir sobre los desafíos del agua en la frontera?

Explore water challenges at the Mexico-US border, changing hurricane patterns, and insights from young professionals. A deep dive into unprecedented climatic impacts. / Explora los desafíos del agua en la frontera México-EE.UU., los cambios en patrones de huracanes. Una mirada profunda a los impactos climáticos sin precedentes.

New Collection: Groundwater, A Cross-Border Perspective – Nueva colección: agua subterránea, una perspectiva transfronteriza

Fresh research highlights the significance of groundwater in a global context. Dive into the findings of this series of publications of transboundary aquifers between Mexico and the United States edited by Sharon B. Megdal and Anne-Marie Matherne.

Coffee Break: Does desalination solve the water crisis between the U.S. and Mexico? – ¿La desalinización resuelve la crisis del agua?

In-depth analysis of desalination as a solution to the water crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. Experts debate its viability, impacts, and sustainable futures.
In-depth analysis of desalination as a solution to the water crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. Experts debate its viability, impacts, and sustainable futures. / Análisis profundo de la desalinización como solución a la crisis hídrica en la frontera EE.UU.-México. Expertos debaten su viabilidad, impactos y futuros sostenibles.

Analizarán científicos y ciudadanos calidad del agua y erosión costera binacional Tijuana-San Diego

Crearán una plataforma de consulta pública para que población y autoridades tengan acceso a información actualizada con la visión de reducir la vulnerabilidad costera.

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Women In Science: IBWC Commissioner Maria Elena Giner

Science Talk: Are you ready for a debate on water challenges at the border? / ¿Listo para debatir sobre los desafíos del agua en la frontera?

New Collection: Groundwater, A Cross-Border Perspective – Nueva colección: agua subterránea, una perspectiva transfronteriza

Coffee Break: Does desalination solve the water crisis between the U.S. and Mexico? – ¿La desalinización resuelve la crisis del agua?

Analizarán científicos y ciudadanos calidad del agua y erosión costera binacional Tijuana-San Diego

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