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  1. Corpus Christi is trying to stop a vote on raising water prices for big industry players when droughts hit the area. #waterpolicy

    insideclimatenews.org/news/110

  2. Corpus Christi is trying to stop a vote on raising water prices for big industry players when droughts hit the area. #waterpolicy

    insideclimatenews.org/news/110

  3. Landlocked on Purpose

    In the fall of 1922, Aldo Leopold and his brother Carl paddled a canoe into the delta of the Colorado River and found a wilderness of green lagoons, a hundred channels braiding through two million acres of cottonwood and willow, egrets standing in the shallows, deer in the cane, and somewhere beyond the firelight the jaguar they never saw and never stopped feeling. Leopold wrote about that trip a quarter century later and confessed that he never went back. He preferred the delta as memory held it, because he understood what was coming for it. He was right to stay away. In November of that same year, in a lodge outside Santa Fe, commissioners from seven states signed the Colorado River Compact and divided the river on paper. The canoe and the signature belong in the same paragraph because one of them canceled the other. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/09/20/land

  4. Landlocked on Purpose

    In the fall of 1922, Aldo Leopold and his brother Carl paddled a canoe into the delta of the Colorado River and found a wilderness of green lagoons, a hundred channels braiding through two million acres of cottonwood and willow, egrets standing in the shallows, deer in the cane, and somewhere beyond the firelight the jaguar they never saw and never stopped feeling. Leopold wrote about that trip a quarter century later and confessed that he never went back. He preferred the delta as memory held it, because he understood what was coming for it. He was right to stay away. In November of that same year, in a lodge outside Santa Fe, commissioners from seven states signed the Colorado River Compact and divided the river on paper. The canoe and the signature belong in the same paragraph because one of them canceled the other. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/09/20/land

  5. Combining DAOs with social networks can enhance transparency in water policy dialogues, empowering communities to engage and influence decision-making! #WaterPolicy #DAO Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  6. Blockchain and DAOs can enhance transparency and security in public polls on water policies, ensuring trust and accountability in decision-making. #WaterPolicy #Blockchain Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  7. We must leverage cutting-edge technology to enhance transparency in water policy decision-making. It's time for clear data and open dialogue! #WaterPolicy #Transparency #TechForGood Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  8. "Latest AI tech enhances consensus in water policy by analyzing data, predicting impacts, and ensuring transparency in decision-making for a sustainable future! 💧🤖 #WaterPolicy #AI" Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  9. Blockchain and DAOs can ensure transparency and security in public polls on water policies, empowering communities to make informed, trusted decisions. 💧🔗 #WaterPolicy #Blockchain #DAO Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  10. We must leverage cutting-edge technology to enhance transparency in water policy decision-making. It's time for clear data, inclusive dialogues, and informed choices! 💧📊 #WaterPolicy #TechForGood Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  11. Latest AI tech can enhance water policy by ensuring consensus and transparency, analyzing data to foster informed decisions and equitable resource management. #WaterPolicy #AI Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  12. Combining DAOs with social networks can enhance transparency in water policy dialogue, empowering communities to engage directly in decision-making. #WaterPolicy #DAO Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  13. "Combining DAOs with social networks can enhance transparency in water policy discussions, empowering communities to engage in decision-making collaboratively. 💧🤝 #WaterPolicy #DAO" Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  14. "Let's harness cutting-edge technology to enhance transparency in water policy decision-making! It’s time for clear data and open dialogue. 💧 #WaterPolicy #TechForGood" Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  15. Latest AI tech enhances consensus and transparency in water policy by analyzing data, predicting impacts, and fostering collaboration among stakeholders. #WaterPolicy #AI Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  16. We need to embrace cutting-edge technology to enhance transparency in water policy decision-making. It's time for openness and accountability in our water governance! #WaterPolicy #Transparency Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  17. Blockchain and DAOs can enhance transparency and security in public water policy polls, ensuring fair participation and trust in decision-making processes! 💧🔗 #WaterPolicy #Blockchain #DAOs Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  18. undefined | Uisce Éireann board sought pay rises to bring CEO Niall Gleeson’s salary up to €370,000

    The board of Uisce Éireann, Ireland’s public water utility, has submitted a remuneration proposal that would raise chief executive Niall Gleeson’s salary to €370,000. The plan calls for a series of incremental pay rises spread over three years, with the board arguing that the current level of compensation has fallen behind market standards for executives in comparable utilities.

    Government documents obtained by the Irish Independent show the board’s justification centres on aligning Gleeson’s pay with private‑sector benchmarks and retaining senior talent in a highly regulated environment. The proposal outlines specific percentage increases each year, culminating in the €370,000 figure, and was presented to the minister responsible for water policy as part of the utility’s annual budget review.

    The suggestion has drawn public attention, with commentators questioning whether the increase is appropriate for a publicly funded entity. While the board maintains the raise is necessary to stay competitive, critics argue that the cost should be balanced against the water utility’s service obligations and the broader economic climate. The debate continues as the remuneration plan awaits final approval.

    Read more: undefined

    #uisceéireann #niallgleeson #government #waterpolicy #publicwater

  19. undefined | Uisce Éireann board sought pay rises to bring CEO Niall Gleeson’s salary up to €370,000

    The board of Uisce Éireann, Ireland’s public water utility, has submitted a remuneration proposal that would raise chief executive Niall Gleeson’s salary to €370,000. The plan calls for a series of incremental pay rises spread over three years, with the board arguing that the current level of compensation has fallen behind market standards for executives in comparable utilities.

    Government documents obtained by the Irish Independent show the board’s justification centres on aligning Gleeson’s pay with private‑sector benchmarks and retaining senior talent in a highly regulated environment. The proposal outlines specific percentage increases each year, culminating in the €370,000 figure, and was presented to the minister responsible for water policy as part of the utility’s annual budget review.

    The suggestion has drawn public attention, with commentators questioning whether the increase is appropriate for a publicly funded entity. While the board maintains the raise is necessary to stay competitive, critics argue that the cost should be balanced against the water utility’s service obligations and the broader economic climate. The debate continues as the remuneration plan awaits final approval.

    Read more: undefined

    #uisceéireann #niallgleeson #government #waterpolicy #publicwater

  20. "To enhance transparency in water policy decisions, we must leverage cutting-edge tech tools. Collaboration and innovation are key to accountable governance! #WaterPolicy #TechForTransparency" Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  21. "Blockchain and DAOs can revolutionize public polls on water policies, ensuring transparency and security, fostering trust in decision-making. #WaterPolicy #Blockchain" Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  22. ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'

    sbee.link/bcpktm8hwa

    #Drought #WaterPolicy #COpolitics #COleg

  23. ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'

    sbee.link/bcpktm8hwa

    #Drought #WaterPolicy #COpolitics #COleg

  24. ICYMI - 'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'

    sbee.link/bcpktm8hwa

    #Drought #WaterPolicy #COpolitics #COleg

  25. "Latest AI technology can enhance water policy by promoting consensus and transparency, enabling data-driven decisions for sustainable management. #WaterPolicy #AI" Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  26. EDITORIAL: Aurora, state water policies need to reflect reality not a green mirage

    'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'

    sentinelcolorado.com/opinion/e

    #Drought #WaterPolicy #COpolitics #COleg #AuroraCO

  27. EDITORIAL: Aurora, state water policies need to reflect reality not a green mirage

    'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'

    sentinelcolorado.com/opinion/e

    #Drought #WaterPolicy #COpolitics #COleg #AuroraCO

  28. EDITORIAL: Aurora, state water policies need to reflect reality not a green mirage

    'Colorado has spent generations creating the illusion of abundance in a place defined by scarcity. The illusion is evaporating like scarce water on a hot driveway'

    sentinelcolorado.com/opinion/e

    #Drought #WaterPolicy #COpolitics #COleg #AuroraCO

  29. "Technology must empower water policy, enhancing data collection and analysis for sustainable management. Let’s use innovation to safeguard our vital resources! 💧 #WaterPolicy #TechForGood" Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  30. We need to harness cutting-edge technology to enhance transparency in water policy decision-making. It's time for clear data and open dialogue! #WaterPolicy Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  31. "Let's harness technology to enhance water policy! Data analytics and smart sensors can drive sustainable management and ensure clean water for all. 💧🌍 #WaterPolicy" Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  32. Combining DAOs and social networks can boost transparency in water policy dialogues, empowering communities to participate and influence decision-making effectively! #WaterPolicy #DAO #Transparency Follow us: aqua.vote #transparency #fair_world

  33. Kicking off my research journey at the #WesternGroundwaterCongress 2025 in San Diego! As a geographer at @isoewikom I’m diving into the state’s water challenges—especially the #SGMA process.
    For Europe, there’s much to learn as we rethink #water management post-2027: funding mechanisms & stakeholder engagement stand out.
    Next stop: UC-Davis as a Visiting Scholar to explore water-agriculture links. Excited to connect & share insights #WFD #Groundwater #Sustainability #CaliforniaWater #WaterPolicy

  34. Shoshone hydropower environmental water deal pits Aurora, other Front Range providers against Western Slope

    “We all agree that the environment will be protected and we do support it” — with caveats said Alex Davis of Aurora Water

    sentinelcolorado.com/metro/sho

    #AuroraCO #WaterPolicy #Hydropower #ColoradoRiver

  35. Nebraska sues Colorado over water it draws from the South Platte River

    Gov. Polis: 'We have also continued to meet in good faith with Nebraska, despite its attempts to intimidate Colorado landowners and damage our agricultural communities'

    sentinelcolorado.com/state-and

    #COpolitics #WaterPolicy #WesternWater

  36. Cultivating Community How discourse shapes the philosophy, practice and policy of water management in the Murray–Darling Basin

    Featured in 2025 CAFS Social, Book Launch and Awards Ceremony
    When: June 3, 2025, 7:00-9:30 pm
    Where: And/Ore, 1040 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1H7

    Details and tickets: foodstudies.info/news-conferen

    #CAFS2025 #ACEA2025

    #AgriculturalWater #WaterUse #Australia #ClimateChange #Adaptation #Community #SustainableAg #WaterPolicy #Wetlands

  37. Water in a heated world: only controllable by climate-resilient water management

    Berlin, 11 October 2024. National and international water policy must adapt to ongoing, accelerated changes in the global water cycle and respond to them quickly and comprehensively. This is the key message of the WBGU report 'Water in a heated world', ...

    wbgu.de/en/publications/public

    #water #WaterPolicy #ClimateCatastrophe #SocialJustice #WaterPollution

  38. The key line from Alastair Chisholm last month from CIWEM's recent Fresh Water Future report:

    "Recently it dawned on me that the sad irony contained within A Fresh Water Future and its findings is that there really is nothing fresh in what it says. It has all been said before. Many times."

    The consensus is here, let's see the action.
    ciwem.org/the-environment/a-fr

    #water #freshwater #CIWEM #waterresources #waterpolicy #waterquality #floodrisk #SuDS

  39. Amanda Shankland Ph.D. would like to share the second edition of her monthly newsletter with you. ‘Cultivating Community’ provides stories of how community-centred thinking and action can drive sustainable environmental and food movements forward.

    #Newsletter #Food #Sustainable #Environment #FoodMovements #Community #WaterPolicy #Organic #Orchard

    Subscribe to Cultivating Community here:
    groups.google.com/g/cultivatin

  40. This afternoon at Water Operations for Uncertain Futures 2023 #AFPLwouf23, we've taken on the role of various stakeholders and mapped out how we might carry out the #water concept pitches from initiation to adaptation. The takeaways? The considerations involved in shaping #water #futures are #complex and involve many interactions between #society, #environment, #technology, #industry, and #governance. Some things are easy to #adapt and #change – but on the whole, creating #robust and #equitable #systems in this space takes time, conversations, many knowledges, hard choices, and careful planning. And whether we know it or not, we all depend on the care people in this space take in creating robust water futures for us all.

    #AFPLwouf23 is the third workshop in the Algorithmic Futures Policy Lab series, which has been made possible with the support of the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. ANU Institute for Water Futures and #OneBasinCRC have taken the lead in planning and supporting this workshop. Thanks, also, to the Fenner School of Environment and Society, ANU School of Cybernetics, ANU Centre for European Studies, CNRS LAMSADE, and DIMACS Rutgers University.

    The content on this post and any material herein reflects only the author’s view. The Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency and the European Commission are not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.

    #cybernetics #futures #waterpolicy #Australia #europeanunion

  41. What water futures will we create today?

    In Water Operations for Uncertain Futures 2023, we've already seen many possible visions of what our water futures might look like and how we can begin to shape them through #transdisciplinary practice, thanks to yesterday's excellent opening panel chaired by Katherine Daniell, including panelists David Kennewell, Nicola Ulibarri, Karen Hutchinson, Julianne Quinn, and Jasmin Zatarain Salazar from TU Delft. This morning, we're hearing the concept pitches we'll be working on collectively today -- each of which is an opportunity to shape our water futures with help from the knowledges of all our workshop participants.

    More on the workshop: algorithmicfutures.org/wouf23

    #AFPLwouf23 is the third workshop in the Algorithmic Futures Policy Lab series, which has been made possible with the support of the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. ANU Institute for Water Futures and OneBasinCRC have taken the lead in planning and supporting this workshop. Also thanks to the ANU Fenner School, ANU School of Cybernetics, ANU Centre for European Studies, CNRS LAMSADE, and DIMACS Rutgers University.

    The content on this post and any material herein reflects only the author’s view. The Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency and the European Commission are not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.

    #cybernetics #futures #waterpolicy #Australia #europeanunion

    Image credit: Luis Tosta from Unsplash

  42. "The highly anticipated State Water Task Force Report is flowing towards the public. After months in the making, dozens of sets of eyes, and waves of approvals, the Final Report of the #NewMexico #WaterPolicy and Infrastructure Task Force is on display.

    "Its goal is to highlight the biggest issues plaguing the state’s #water supply right now, and ways to fix them before the water problems being created by #climatechange go from manageable to cataclysmic.

    news.unm.edu/news/no-drought-o #MegaDrought

  43. "Federal Emergency Management Agency often spends tens of billions of dollars for hurricane disasters less damaging than a collapse of the Colorado River system would be."

    Save vs spend: always a tough call. What's the planetary equivalent of a 401k fund?

    #ColoradoRiver #WaterPolicy #ClimateChange

    time.com/6251464/colorado-rive