2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.puhe.2018.10.010
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Water (in)security and American Indian health: social and environmental justice implications for policy, practice, and research

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“…Fourth, disparities in water access reflect institutionalized structures of marginalization that are unevenly expressed through space and place. Indigenous communities have disproportionately higher levels of water insecurity as compared to non‐Indigenous populations (Deitz & Meehan, 2019; Hanrahan, 2017; McGregor, 2014; Mitchell, 2019; Patrick, Grant, & Bharadwaj, 2019; Sarkar, Hanrahan, & Hudson, 2015; Walters, Spence, Kuikman, & Singh, 2012; Winnipeg, 2016). In Canada, the displacement and forced relocation of Indigenous peoples to reserves were accompanied by a lack of planning for infrastructure development or policy frameworks to ensure universal water and sanitation (Hanrahan, 2017; White, Murphy, & Spence, 2012).…”
Section: Exposing Six Myths Of Household Water Insecuritymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fourth, disparities in water access reflect institutionalized structures of marginalization that are unevenly expressed through space and place. Indigenous communities have disproportionately higher levels of water insecurity as compared to non‐Indigenous populations (Deitz & Meehan, 2019; Hanrahan, 2017; McGregor, 2014; Mitchell, 2019; Patrick, Grant, & Bharadwaj, 2019; Sarkar, Hanrahan, & Hudson, 2015; Walters, Spence, Kuikman, & Singh, 2012; Winnipeg, 2016). In Canada, the displacement and forced relocation of Indigenous peoples to reserves were accompanied by a lack of planning for infrastructure development or policy frameworks to ensure universal water and sanitation (Hanrahan, 2017; White, Murphy, & Spence, 2012).…”
Section: Exposing Six Myths Of Household Water Insecuritymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Öte yandan su kendi kendini yenileyebilen bir doğal kaynaktır ancak insani su tüketim hızı bu yenilenme döngüsünün karşılayabileceğinden daha yüksektir (Postel, Daily ve Ehrlich, 1996 (Pawar, 2013;Wutich, 2020). Bu belirsizlik içme suyu olarak kullanılan bir doğal kaynağa erişimin kesin olmaması, sağlıklı yaşam sürme ve gıda üretimini sağlamak amacıyla erişilebilir olmayan maliyetleri de kapsamaktadır (Mitchell, 2019). Su güvensizliği, yalnızca insanları değil ekosistemde yer alan her canlıyı etkileyeceği bilinen problemlerin var oluş süreçlerindendir (Choudhary, Schuster, Brewis, ve Wutich, 2020).…”
Section: Tükenen Doğal Kaynak: Suunclassified
“…Ainda assim, vem se incrementando avaliações de mudança climática e percepção da população local. [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] Em sociedades desenvolvidas consegue-se lidar com a vulnerabilidade da população exposta, graças à implementação de planos, projetos e políticas públicas, executadas num diálogo entre os aspectos [ políticos, institucionais, técnicos e sociais. Cada um constitui-se em algumas sociedades menos desenvolvidas, como situações que, de maneira direta ou indireta, impossibilitam alcançar uma determinada adaptação.…”
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