Alida Cantor

Associate Professor

Portland State University

United States

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Dr. Alida Cantor is an Associate Professor at Portland State University in the United States. Her research areas encompass water governance, environmental justice, and hydrosocial impacts related to energy storage, as evidenced by her recent publications on water-climate interactions and community engagement in water resource management. Dr. Cantor's work critically addresses the complexities of irrigation, the role of hydropower, and the environmental implications of water management practices.

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Unseen Connections: A StoryMap Exploring Case Studies in Water-Energy Transitions and Environmental Justice

(De)centralized Water Futures: Key Dimensions of Infrastructure, Governance, and Operations

Pumped Storage Hydropower in the United States: Emerging Importance, Environmental and Social Impacts, and Critical Considerations

The water–climate nexus: Intersections across sectors

Lithium and water: Hydrosocial impacts across the life cycle of energy storage

Working (around/within/against) prior appropriation: Diverse hydrosocial practices to secure water for rivers

Placing Stakeholder Formation in Central Oregon's Deschutes Basin

Plantation pasts, plantation futures: resisting zombie water infrastructures in Maui, Hawai'i

The complexities of irrigation efficiency: Groundwater data, agro-hydrology, and water decision-making in Central Oregon

The complexities of irrigation efficiency: Groundwater data, agro-hydrology, and water decision-making in Central Oregon

Changing Flows: Sociotechnical Tinkering for Adaptive Water Management

Energy Storage and Environmental Justice: A Critical Examination of a Proposed Pumped Hydropower Facility in Goldendale, Washington

Energy Storage and Environmental Justice: A Critical Examination of a Proposed Pumped Hydropower Facility in Goldendale, Washington

Understanding perspectives on climate hazards, water management, and adaptive transformation in an exurban community

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Dustin Mulvaney

Barbara Quimby

James J. A. Blair

Margaret du Bray

Yolanda McDonald

Angela Harris

Nicole J. Wilson

Kathryn J. Brasier

Manuela Muñoz

Leila Harris

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