Panel #4: Water Conflict Case Studies: Stakeholder Mediation, Dialogue and Lessons Learned

Описание: Fifth Annual Barbara L. and Norman C. Tanner Center for Nonviolent Human Rights Advocacy Forum

WATER, CONFLICT, AND HUMAN RIGHTS: EMERGING CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
February 23-25, 2011

MODERATOR: Deborah Callister, The University of Utah

PANELISTS:

BETTER RED THAN DEAD? CONFLICT OR COOPERATION IN THE DEAD SEA BASIN - Joseph Dellapenna, Professor of Law, Villanova University

POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF REDUCED GROUNDWATER FROM THE WATER AQUIFER UNDER THE GOSHUTE INDIAN RESERVATION - Madeline Greymountain, Member, Confederated Tribes of Goshute Reservations

WHAT WOULD ELVIS SAY? MISSISSIPPI V. MEMPHIS AND THE CURIOUS CASE OF THE MEMPHIS SAND AQUIFER - Michael Campana, Professor, Hydrogeology and Water Resources, Oregon State University

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