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.
At the Permanent Forum of Binational Waters, we’re committed to tackling the serious water issues along our 3,000-kilometer border. But we can’t do it alone—we
The new logo is much more than an aesthetic change; it’s a declaration of principles and an open invitation to new generations to join this vital cause.
Key speakers emphasized the need for increased female representation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the integration of Indigenous knowledge in water diplomacy.
Profesionales del sector hÃdrico pueden consultar el documento Acuerdo Integral de Gestión de la Calidad del Agua Transfronteriza con Directrices para el Desarrollo de un Plan de Gestión, Estándares y Criterios, ANSI/ASCE/EWRI 33-23.
El proyecto “Una Comunidad, Una Costa” está por terminar la producción de estaciones de monitoreo diseñadas por estudiantes y maestros de UABC Valle de las Palmas. La comunidad participará en la ciencia abierta para fortalecer la resiliencia costera en Tijuana y Rosarito.
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The Permanente Forum of Binational Waters is a certified 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
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