Canadian governments can learn from EU on water governance
Canada is in need of comprehensive, coordinated policies that come together as elements of a coherent national freshwater strategy.
From popular sovereignty, to economic prosperity, to environmental necessity, water is becoming a growing global public policy concern. As a result, regional, national and transnational governments are making water issues a higher priority. The fact that water is a shared resource not confined to...
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