]> 2026-09-29T23:39:14+02:00 Transboundary Dispute Resolution: U.S./Mexico Shared Aquifers 0 en 1310630 31.7702073,-106.4959714 Developing an equitable apportionment of shared aquifers between the United States and Mexico. Water Quantity Water Quality Governance Assets 22874800 Sovereign state/national/federal government Supranational union Environmental interest Agriculture or Irrigation Domestic/Urban Supply Recreation or Tourism 2013-08-09T17:05:50Z 2456514.2123843 Transboundary Dispute Resolution: U.S./Mexico Shared Aquifers 0 1 template 3 [[ASI:+]] [[Case Study::Transboundary Dispute Resolution: U.S./Mexico Shared Aquifers]] Transboundary Dispute Resolution: U.S./Mexico Shared Aquifers# QUERY88b5ada47f8c03c11f94bfef222f03ba 0 [8,"smw-constraint-error-allows-value-list","Semi-arid\/steppe (K\u00f6ppen B-type); Arid\/desert (K\u00f6ppen B-type); Humid mid-latitude (K\u00f6ppen C-type); Dry-summer; Dry-winter","Moist tropical (K\u00f6ppen A-type), Semi-arid\/steppe (K\u00f6ppen B-type), Arid\/desert (K\u00f6ppen B-type), Humid mid-latitude (K\u00f6ppen C-type), Continental (K\u00f6ppen D-type), Moist, Monsoon, Dry-summer, Dry-winter, cold-climate (permafrost, tundra, polar), ...","Climate"] Transboundary Dispute Resolution: U.S./Mexico Shared Aquifers# ERR96ebd2bde492267ceaf5b922f2b54598 0 [8,"smw-constraint-error-allows-value-list","agricultural- cropland and pasture, rangeland, urban","agricultural- cropland and pasture, agricultural- confined livestock operations, conservation lands, industrial use, mining operations, forest land, rangeland, urban, urban- high density, religious\/cultural sites","Land Use"] Transboundary Dispute Resolution: U.S./Mexico Shared Aquifers# ERR76ccac00b166651c0532c92a2995719b 0 Even if conditions for agreement are good, this does not guarantee that issues will be resolved. It is testimony to the complexity of international groundwater regimes that despite the presence of an active authority for cooperative management, and despite relatively warm political relations and few riparians, negotiations have continued since 1973 without resolution. Because uncertainty has played such a large role in influencing user behavior and thus the overexploitation of these transboundary aquifers, it is clear that institutions capable of collecting bias-free data on hydrologic parameters of water resources, and distributing this information to stakeholder on boh sides of the border, should be an integral part of future transboundary water agreements. Transboundary Dispute Resolution: U.S./Mexico Shared Aquifers# c3d1b5abb979e5d755c590e23cffc8d1 Case Study 102 en Case Study