Stop violation of international water laws in Gaza by Hussein, H

Hydro-Hegemony and International Water Law: Laying Claims to Water Rights by Daoudy, M

Hydro-hegemony and international water law: laying claims to water rights by Daoudy, M

“…This paper addresses hydro-hegemony from the perspective of International Water Law, by examining the role of law in upstream/downstream negotiations. …”

Structures of the archaerhodopsin-3 transporter reveal that disordering of internal water networks underpins receptor sensitization by Bada Juarez, JF, Judge, PJ, Adam, S, Axford, D, Vinals, J, Birch, J, Kwan, TOC, Hoi, KK, Yen, H-Y, Vial, A, Milhiet, P-E, Robinson, CV, Schapiro, I, Moraes, I, Watts, A

“…We suggest that the different arrangement of internal water networks in AR3 is responsible for the faster photocycle kinetics compared to homologs.…”

Stackelberg security games with multiple uncoordinated defenders by Gan, J, Elkind, E, Wooldridge, M

“…While most existing work focuses on single-defender settings, there are many real-world scenarios that involve multiple defenders (e.g., multi-national anti-crime actions in international waters, different security agencies patrolling the same area). …”

On the influence of vulnerable marine ecosystem habitats on peracarid crustacean assemblages in the Northwest Atlantic fisheries organisation regulatory area by Ashford, O, Kenny, A, Frojan, C, Downie, A, Horton, T, Rogers, A

“…Since 2006, a series of United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolutions have been developed, attempting to ensure the protection of VMEs in international waters. In the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organisation (NAFO) Regulatory Area, large areas of seabed have been closed to bottom-contact fishing to protect VMEs. …”

Critiquing cooperation by Kistin, E, Elizabeth J. Kistin

“…<p>The purpose of this study is to develop a deeper understanding of the formation and performance of the international water management institutions operating in the Orange-Senqu basin shared between Lesotho, South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia. …”

An aqueous H+ permeation pathway in the voltage-gated proton channel Hv1. by Ramsey, I, Mokrab, Y, Carvacho, I, Sands, Z, Sansom, M, Clapham, D

“…Our results indicate that Hv1 most likely forms an internal water wire for selective proton transfer and that interactions between water molecules and S4 arginines may underlie coupling between voltage- and pH-gradient sensing.…”

A hybrid approach to decolonize formal water law in Africa by van Koppen, B, Schreiner, B

Guidance on preparing water service delivery plans: A manual for small to medium-sized water utilities in Africa and similar settings by Masinde, K, Rouse, M, Jepkirui, M, Cross, K

Citizen science in community-based watershed management: An institutional analysis in Ethiopia by Nigussie, L, Haile, AT, Gowing, J, Walker, D, Parkin, G

Establishing hybrid water use rights systems in sub-Saharan Africa: a practical guide for managers by Schreiner, B, van Koppen, B

Spatial inequality in water access and water use in South Africa by Cole, M, Bailey, R, Cullis, J, New, M

Current challenges and good practices for water use authorisation systems in Africa (Pegasys and IWMI Policy brief) by Pegasys Institute, International Water Management Institute

Improved spectral resolution and high reliability of in vivo $^1$H MRS at 7 T allow the characterization of the effect of acute exercise on carnosine in skeletal muscle by Just Kukurová, I, Valkovič, L, Ukropec, J, de Courten, B, Chmelík, M, Ukropcová, B, Trattnig, S, Krššák, M

“…For absolute quantification, an internal water reference signal was used. The effect of acute exercise on carnosine levels and resonance lines was tested in eight recreational runners/cyclists. …”

Policy and practice recommendations on flood risk management in the Awash basin by Taye, MT, Haile, AT, Dessalegn, M, Likimyelesh, N, Bekele, TW, Nicol, A, Dyer, E, Tekleab, S

“…With support from the REACH program, the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) examined characteristics of extreme rainfall and associated drivers of flooding, comparing previous flood occurrences, and investigating non-climatic drivers including differential impacts on social groups. …”

Gender dimensions of community-based groundwater governance in Ethiopia: using citizen science as an entry point by Nigussie, L, Barron, J, Haile, AT, Lefore, N, Gowing, J

Interactive effects of defoliation and water deficit on growth, water status, and mortality of black spruce (Picea mariana (Mill.) B.S.P.) by Bouzidi, HA, Balducci, L, Mackay, J, Deslauriers, A

“…Mortality in defoliated saplings was reduced immediately following drought because available internal water increased in the stem.</p>…”

Decoupling national water needs for national water supplies: insights and potential for countries in the Jordan Basin by Gilmont, M, Rayner, S, Harper, E, Nassar, L, Tal, N, Simpson, M, Salem, H

“…In economic terms, Israel has been able to ‘decouple’ its economic and social water demands from its internal water resource availability. In terms of water productivity, Jordan likewise, has identified agricultural methods by which it achieves regionally unmatched levels of productivity for certain specific crops. …”