In this week’s episode, I host Catherine Knox, PhD candidate at Tufts University, to discuss water diplomacy and decision-making! We talk about different ways to think about water management, especially when it stretches across multiple boundaries. Catherine goes on to discuss her work on sea-level rise adaptation in Boston and also how decisions can be made under both uncertainty and ambiguity.

For example, me saying “I have no idea what to write next in this description” is uncertainty. Saying “this description is funny” is ambiguous. Listen and subscribe for more great jokes!

02:55 Water Diplomacy and Transboundary Water Management

04:04 Sea Level Rise Adaptation Project

11:14 Regional Coordination and Stakeholder Engagement

17:48 Public-Private Partnerships and Model Applications

23:47 Paper 2: Decision Making under Uncertainty & Ambiguity

38:27 Personal Insights and Future Directions

Music: 368 by Dyalla