Welcome to the second edition of the Shared Waters Newsletter, the news venue of the Permanent Forum of Binational Waters!
In this issue, we hosted our first and second coffee breaks where we discussed challenges and solutions related to water deliveries from Mexico to the United States from the Rio Grande/Bravo according to the 1944 treaty.
Si bien es cierto que los recortes de este año son severos, los más severos serán en 2025, cuando una nueva administración esté a cargo.
This panel discussion explored how citizen science empowers communities to contribute to water sustainability efforts. Experts highlighted the value of citizen participation in data collection and analysis, particularly for water quality monitoring.
Drought and climate change threaten the future of the border region. A new study analyzes the obstacles to binational groundwater management and proposes an agreement vital for the survival of border communities.
En este panel virtual los científicos y expertos explicarán cual es el rol de la comunidad en la generación de investigación.
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