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Water Security Defined Water Security: the protection of adequate water supplies for food, fiber, industrial, and residential needs for expanding populations, which requires maximizing water-use efficiency, developing new supplies, and protecting water reserves in event of scarcity due to natural, [man-made], or technological hazards. Eco-system functioning, environmental, social, and economic parameters are composite water-security components |
In the News Dr. Benjamin Dewayne Branch appointed GIS and Data Curation Fellow, funded by the Sloan Foundation. His work involves advancing GIS capacity, data curation, profiling and spatial collaborations. James Burch completes his doctoral degree at Colorado Technical University (Doctorate of Management program) with a concentration in Homeland Security. His dissertation title was “Assessing the Viability of Creating a Domestic Intelligence Agency.” This completes his second degree in Homeland-Security Studies having obtained an MA from the United States Naval Postgraduate School (NPS). National Terror Alert Response Center World Water Assessment Programme (WWAP) Live Terror Alert
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