Profile

Carl Bauer

Professor, Global Change - GIDP | Professor, School of Geography and Development | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Professor, Arid Lands Resources Sciences - GIDP

Sch Geography, Dev & Environ

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Water, Environment, and Society
Water and Sustainability
Environmental Law, Geography and Society

Student Thesis/Dissertation(15)

Renewing Injustice: A Multi-Scalar Analysis of Renewable Energy Development in Chile’s Atacama Desert
2024·doctoral
The Uneven Role of Water Treatment in Responding to Environmental Injustice: Government-Funded Reverse Osmosis Facilities in Rural Northern Guanajuato
2022·masters
THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT AND WATER RIGHTS IN THE SAN PEDRO RIVER BASIN
2021·bachelors
Hydropower on the Colorado River: Examining Institutions, Conflicts, and Consequences of Changing Dam Operations
2020·doctoral
Public Interest, Indigenous Rights, and the Los Angeles Aqueduct
2020·doctoral

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News(2)

UA, Partners Launch Water Security Center for the Americas
2012
UA, French Collaboration Builds Knowledge of Water Issues
2010

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Profile

Carl Bauer

Courses(3)

Water, Environment, and Society

Water and Sustainability

Environmental Law, Geography and Society

Student Thesis/Dissertation(15)

Renewing Injustice: A Multi-Scalar Analysis of Renewable Energy Development in Chile’s Atacama Desert

The Uneven Role of Water Treatment in Responding to Environmental Injustice: Government-Funded Reverse Osmosis Facilities in Rural Northern Guanajuato

THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT AND WATER RIGHTS IN THE SAN PEDRO RIVER BASIN

Hydropower on the Colorado River: Examining Institutions, Conflicts, and Consequences of Changing Dam Operations

Public Interest, Indigenous Rights, and the Los Angeles Aqueduct

News(2)

UA, Partners Launch Water Security Center for the Americas

UA, French Collaboration Builds Knowledge of Water Issues

Profile

Carl Bauer

Courses(3)

Water, Environment, and Society

Water and Sustainability

Environmental Law, Geography and Society

Student Thesis/Dissertation(15)

Renewing Injustice: A Multi-Scalar Analysis of Renewable Energy Development in Chile’s Atacama Desert

The Uneven Role of Water Treatment in Responding to Environmental Injustice: Government-Funded Reverse Osmosis Facilities in Rural Northern Guanajuato

THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT AND WATER RIGHTS IN THE SAN PEDRO RIVER BASIN

Hydropower on the Colorado River: Examining Institutions, Conflicts, and Consequences of Changing Dam Operations

Public Interest, Indigenous Rights, and the Los Angeles Aqueduct

News(2)

UA, Partners Launch Water Security Center for the Americas

UA, French Collaboration Builds Knowledge of Water Issues