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Abstract:
"The Greater Himalayas hold the largest mass of ice outside polar regions and are the source of
the 10 largest rivers in Asia. Rapid reduction in the volume of Himalayan glaciers due to climate change is
occurring. The cascading effects of rising temperatures and loss of ice and snow in the region are affecting, for
example, water availability (amounts, seasonality), biodiversity (endemic species, predator–prey relations),
ecosystem boundary shifts (tree-line movements, high-elevation ecosystem changes), and global feedbacks

A major challenge of Brazilian municipalities is to harmonize urban growth with the provision of public service. São Carlos, a municipality in the State of São Paulo also tries to solve this issue. The lack of urban planning coupled with the absence of occupation control measures promotes the soil sealing, which is responsible for the flooding in the valley bottoms. Considering this scenario, the object of study of this dissertation is the creek watershed Santa Maria do Leme. This watershed, even undeveloped, suffers with the occurrence of flooding in the region of its mouth.

We analyzed the following characteristics of water self-depuration capacity along a polluted river (Suquía River) in Argentina: a) abundance of microbial metabolic groups, b) cover and type of vegetation, and c) type and concentration of soil and sediment humic substances. The objective was to establish the modifications of water self-depuration characteristics of the polluted sites in comparison to a reference site, in order to provide basic data for ecological restoration programs.

En esta segunda parte de su artículo, el autor realiza un completo estudio de la naturaleza jurídica del derecho al agua. Asimismo, efectúa un análisis sobre su reconocimiento en el derecho estadounidense a través del tratamiento que se le ha brindado en la jurisprudencia norteamericana, relacionando esto en todo momento con figuras jurídicas conexas y relevantes como la expropiación, la propiedad y la servidumbre. In this second part of his article, the author makes a complete study on the judicial nature of the right to water.

In Latin America, water governance is facing the problem of rising demand for water resources, increased hydrological variability in a context of climate change, proliferating contamination and thus —in general— increasing scarcity of water in terms of quantity, quality, and opportunity. This creates competition and conflicts among stakeholders. The issue coincides with the urgent international problem of concentration of land, which is heavily intertwined with the concentration of water in the hands of the few.

Este trabalho se refere ao desenvolvimento de um modelo computacional para suporte à tomada de decisão, quanto ao planejamento e manejo de projetos de irrigação e/ou drenagem. O modelo computacional, denominado MCID, é aplicável em nível de unidade de produção, gerando informações sobre como diferentes práticas de manejo da irrigação e configurações do sistema de drenagem afetam a produtividade e o retorno financeiro.

El canal de riego Quinuales-Buerán, fue construido a inicios del siglo XIX por los propietarios de haciendas, principalmente la hacienda El Colegio que utilizó mano de obra de indígenas y campesinos. Su captación está ubicada en la subcuenca del río Burgay, que corresponde a la cuenca del Cañar y los páramos de Patococha-Quinuales-Tuzhin se encuentran a 3.785 m.s.n.m que pertenecen a los cantones Biblián y Cañar, la infraestructura es canal abierto, cuya longitud es de 18 Kilómetros, que beneficia a 13 sectores, riega 688 hectáreas, y el caudal es 76.12 litros L/s...

El agua potable es un recurso vital para el ser humano y el derecho al agua potable y al saneamiento forma parte integrante de los derechos humanos oficialmente reconocidos en los diferentes eventos internacionales. Nunca se ha considerado el agua como lo que realmente es: un bien común universal, patrimonio vital de la humanidad. El acceso al agua debe ser considerado como un derecho básico, individual y colectivamente inalienable.