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6 Whose Water? Canadian Water Management and the Challenges of Jurisdictional Fragmentation
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J. Owen Saunders
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Figures, Boxes, and Tables viii
- Foreword xi
- Preface xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
- Abbreviations xviii
- Introduction 1
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Muddy Waters: How Well Are We Governing Canada’s Waters?
- Great Wet North? Canada’s Myth of Water Abundance 23
- On Guard for Thee? Water (Ab)uses and Management in Canada 37
- Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Taking Canada’s Groundwater for Granted 55
- Challenging the Status Quo: The Evolution of Water Governance in Canada 85
- Is Canada’s Water Safe? 105
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Whose Water? Jurisdictional Fragmentation and Transboundary Management
- Whose Water? Canadian Water Management and the Challenges of Jurisdictional Fragmentation 119
- Drawers of Water: Water Diversions in Canada and Beyond 143
- Thirsty Neighbours: A Century of Canada-US Transboundary Water Governance 163
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Blue Gold: Privatization, Water Rights, and Water Markets
- Commons or Commodity? The Debate over Private Sector Involvement in Water Supply 185
- Liquid Gold? Water Markets in Canada 205
- Trading Our Common Heritage? The Debate over Water Rights Transfers in Canada 219
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Waterwise: Pathways to Better Water Management
- A Tangled Web: Reworking Canada’s Water Laws 245
- Are the Prices Right? Balancing Efficiency, Equity, and Sustainability in Water Pricing 263
- Moving Water Conservation to Centre Stage 281
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Water Worldviews: Politics, Culture, and Ethics
- The Land Is Dry: Indigenous Peoples, Water, and Environmental Justice 303
- Half-Empty or Half-Full? Water Politics and the Canadian National Imaginary 321
- Rising Waves, Old Charts, Nervous Passengers: Navigating toward a New Water Ethic 335
- Conclusion: Governing Canada’s Waters Wisely 359
- A Survey of Water Governance Legislation and Policies in the Provinces and Territories 369
- Additional Resources and Reading 393
- The Waterkeeper Alliance 396
- Contributors 397
- Index 402
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Figures, Boxes, and Tables viii
- Foreword xi
- Preface xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
- Abbreviations xviii
- Introduction 1
-
Muddy Waters: How Well Are We Governing Canada’s Waters?
- Great Wet North? Canada’s Myth of Water Abundance 23
- On Guard for Thee? Water (Ab)uses and Management in Canada 37
- Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Taking Canada’s Groundwater for Granted 55
- Challenging the Status Quo: The Evolution of Water Governance in Canada 85
- Is Canada’s Water Safe? 105
-
Whose Water? Jurisdictional Fragmentation and Transboundary Management
- Whose Water? Canadian Water Management and the Challenges of Jurisdictional Fragmentation 119
- Drawers of Water: Water Diversions in Canada and Beyond 143
- Thirsty Neighbours: A Century of Canada-US Transboundary Water Governance 163
-
Blue Gold: Privatization, Water Rights, and Water Markets
- Commons or Commodity? The Debate over Private Sector Involvement in Water Supply 185
- Liquid Gold? Water Markets in Canada 205
- Trading Our Common Heritage? The Debate over Water Rights Transfers in Canada 219
-
Waterwise: Pathways to Better Water Management
- A Tangled Web: Reworking Canada’s Water Laws 245
- Are the Prices Right? Balancing Efficiency, Equity, and Sustainability in Water Pricing 263
- Moving Water Conservation to Centre Stage 281
-
Water Worldviews: Politics, Culture, and Ethics
- The Land Is Dry: Indigenous Peoples, Water, and Environmental Justice 303
- Half-Empty or Half-Full? Water Politics and the Canadian National Imaginary 321
- Rising Waves, Old Charts, Nervous Passengers: Navigating toward a New Water Ethic 335
- Conclusion: Governing Canada’s Waters Wisely 359
- A Survey of Water Governance Legislation and Policies in the Provinces and Territories 369
- Additional Resources and Reading 393
- The Waterkeeper Alliance 396
- Contributors 397
- Index 402