This paper provides a short introduction to the special issue of ‘‘Environmental Science and Policy'' dedicated to policy issues emerging from the large integrating European ‘‘ACQWA'' project. This 5-year research project focused on upstream–downstream links related to water resources in mountains where snow and ice are a major component of the hydrological cycle – and thus extremely vulnerable to climatic change. Contributions to this special issue explore issues of governance in different socio-political contexts (Europe, Chile, Kyrgyzstan), and for environmental and economic sectors that compete for water, such as freshwater ecosystems, agriculture or energy (hydropower)
International audienceMountains represent significant features covering nearly one-quarter of the wo...
Climate change represents a major increase in uncertainty that water managers and policy makers will...
The Alps play a vital role in the water supply of the region through the rivers Danube, Rhine, Po an...
BENISTON, Martin, et al. This paper provides a short introduction to the special issue of ‘‘Environm...
As the evidence for human induced climate change becomes clearer, so too does the realization that i...
This paper reviews the possible future situation of the Rhone River in the Swiss part of its catchme...
Mountains are essential sources of freshwater for our world, but their role in global water resource...
ABSTRACT: In the Alps, various studies conclude to a significant temperatures increase and a less cl...
The European Alps are one region of the world where climate-driven changes are already perceptible, ...
Scientific literature has mostly focused on the analysis of climate change impacts on hydropower ope...
Scientific literature has mostly focused on the analysis of climate change impacts on hydropower ope...
Scientific literature has mostly focused on the analysis of climate change impacts on hydropower ope...
The subsurface ice contained in “rock glaciers, the most widespread evidence of mountain permafrost,...
The water balance in mountain regions describes the relations between precipitation, snow accumulati...
Mountains are a critical source of water. Cryospheric and hydrological changes in combination with s...
International audienceMountains represent significant features covering nearly one-quarter of the wo...
Climate change represents a major increase in uncertainty that water managers and policy makers will...
The Alps play a vital role in the water supply of the region through the rivers Danube, Rhine, Po an...
BENISTON, Martin, et al. This paper provides a short introduction to the special issue of ‘‘Environm...
As the evidence for human induced climate change becomes clearer, so too does the realization that i...
This paper reviews the possible future situation of the Rhone River in the Swiss part of its catchme...
Mountains are essential sources of freshwater for our world, but their role in global water resource...
ABSTRACT: In the Alps, various studies conclude to a significant temperatures increase and a less cl...
The European Alps are one region of the world where climate-driven changes are already perceptible, ...
Scientific literature has mostly focused on the analysis of climate change impacts on hydropower ope...
Scientific literature has mostly focused on the analysis of climate change impacts on hydropower ope...
Scientific literature has mostly focused on the analysis of climate change impacts on hydropower ope...
The subsurface ice contained in “rock glaciers, the most widespread evidence of mountain permafrost,...
The water balance in mountain regions describes the relations between precipitation, snow accumulati...
Mountains are a critical source of water. Cryospheric and hydrological changes in combination with s...
International audienceMountains represent significant features covering nearly one-quarter of the wo...
Climate change represents a major increase in uncertainty that water managers and policy makers will...
The Alps play a vital role in the water supply of the region through the rivers Danube, Rhine, Po an...