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2008 Kosi Flood +Flood Prevention: Coordination/trust/communication between local/community, regional/state, national levels required to inspect, monitor, report, and repair transboundary project infrastructure.  +, Flood Response: Limited communication (early warning) and limited response capacity lead to disastrous results.  +

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A Salty Affair: An Analysis of U.S. – Mexico Water Diplomacy in the Colorado River +The deterioration of water quantity and quality flowiníg into Mexico along the Colorado river following the inauguración of the Wellton-Mohawk project.  +, The bottom problem (inadequate drainage) was never addressed. With time, this situation plus the introduction of water from the Colorado River led to waterlogging farmlands.  +, Mexico could not utilize these water for irrigation purposes and was forced to allow it flow directly to the sea.  +
Addressing Declining Groundwater Supply in Umatilla County, Oregon, USA +Water Supply with Competing Purposes  +
Addressing the Transboundary Water Conflict Between the Blue Nile Riparian States +Access to Water for Irrigation  +, Hydro-electric power and other water development projects  +, Erosion and Sedimentation  +
Arctic Ocean Ice Meltdown - Emerging Issues in Energy, Environment and Sustainability +Involvement of the European Union  +, Environmental Protection  +, Role of Arctic Council  +

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Baglihar Hydroelectric Plant - Issue between Pakistan and India +ensuring construction projects are within the scope of what is permitted by the Treaty  +

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Case Study of Transboundary Dispute Resolution: Multilateral Working Group on Water Resources (Middle East) +Help develop capacity for greater efficiency in water supply, demand, and institutions throughout the Middle East, in support of bilateral peace negotiations.  +
Case Study of Transboundary Dispute Resolution: the Tigris-Euphrates Basin +Negotiating an equitable allocation of the flow of the Euphrates River and its tributaries among the riparian states of the Tigris-Euphrates Basin.  +
China: The Three Gorges Dam Hydroelectric Project +Unpredictability, limited knowledge and knowledge representation (models), and lack of information (data)  +, Water Contamination and Toxic Waste  +, Resettlement - cultural and archaeological loss - agricultural and livelyhood changes  +
Colorado River Basin Shortages and Coordinated Operations for Lake Powell and Lake Mead +Low reservoir elevations caused by drought threaten water allocations. How can States prepare for low-elevation reservoir conditions?  +
Competing Demands Among Water Uses in the Apalachicola- Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin +Maintaining water supply for agriculture and irrigation  +, Ensuring sufficient water for upstream municipal and industrial uses  +, Maintaining ecological health and sustaining fisheries in Florida’s Apalachicola Bay  +, Inter-state political tension  +
Conflict Management Strategies Among Riparians Within the Indus River Basin +Negotiating an equitable allocation of the flow of the Indus River and its tributaries between the riparian states; developing a rational plan for integrated watershed development, and financing for development plans.  +
Conflicts over development in India's Narmada River Basin +Stakeholder Categories and the Issues of Greatest Importance to Each Group  +, Major stakeholders in conflict over development in the Narmada River Basin  +
Creative Options and Value Creation to Address Water Security in the Eastern Nile Basin +Water quantity. Nature or management issues?  +, Water for what? The water-food-energy nexus.  +

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Drinking Water Supply in Phnom Penh, Cambodia +Water scarcity and water overuse  +, Population growth and infrastructure and social problems  +, Decreasing water quality and pollution  +, Climate Change  +, Institutional problems  +

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Efforts of Coordinating Joint Development of Hydropower Projects Within the Salween Basin +Promoting and coordinating joint development of hydropower projects within the Salween Basin between the countries of Myanmar, Thailand, and China.  +
Efforts to Resolve the Aral Sea Crisis +The environmental problems of the Aral Sea basin are among the worst in the world.  +

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Flood Management in Maritsa River Basin +Recurring flooding of the downstream regions due to lack of multilateral cooperation for flood risk management. How can downstream countries convince the upstream riparian for cooperation?  +
Forming A Groundwater Sustainability Agency for Salinas Valley +Groundwater Supply  +
Forming Groundwater Sustainability Agencies for Sonoma County +Groundwater Supply  +

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Gaza Strip Water Management +Establishing permanent water rights  +, Feasibility of developing desalination Infrastructure given insecurity and instability  +
Geopolitics of South China Sea: The Arbitral Tribunal +The ‘Nine-Dash Line’ claimed by China has caused an international competition over territorial sovereign rights and natural resources associated with overlapping maritime delimitation in the South China sea. The conflict has tarnished collaborations between China and ASEAN nations including the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei as well as Taiwan and Japan. The paper specifically focuses on the conflict between China and the Philippines which have arisen since early 1970s over islands and reefs and has been escalated by the recent arbitral tribunal procedure.Following the warships confrontation, the Philippines brought the conflict against China to an interstate arbitration in January 2013 which was opposed by the defendant State as a breach to the ASEAN-China Declaration of the Conduct of Parties in The South China Sea and bilateral joint agreement made between the nations in 2002 and 2011 consecutively. China and the ASEAN claimants posed different views on the international dispute resolution through the compulsory arbitration system based on the United Nation Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) Annex VII. To defend their interests through legal framework, China uphold the regulation of the customary international law for the historical rights whereas the ASEAN nations followed the revised regulations implemented by the United Nation Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). This divide impedes the attempt for negotiation and increase tensions over the dispute, muting the communication between states.  +

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Ilisu Dam Project, Turkey +Decreased downstream flow will have ecological, human, and economic consequences  +, Water quality impacts from dam construction/implementation have not been addressed  +, Both natural and agricultural ecosystems will be affected.  +, No process was provided for input by affected populations  +, Economic benefits are limited and long-term impacts are likely negative  +, Archaeological and Cultural sites are slated for inundation.  +, Potential increase of malaria and water born diseases  +,
Impacts of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on Downstream Countries +Downstream Impacts of hydropower dam and storage reservoir: assumptions, questions, and unknowns  +
Integrated Management and Negotiations for Equitable Allocation of Flow of the Jordan River Among Riparian States +Developing a rational plan for integrated watershed development and plans for equitable water allocation or use  +
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